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Filter out smoke, dust, and pollen with this $130 air purifier

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TL;DR: Through June 18, the Wetie PM2.5 Air Purifier is on sale for just $ 129.99 instead of $ 299.99 — that’s a savings of 56%.


Recent news about the wildfire smoke covering cities across the nation may have you thinking about the air quality in your home. If you want to filter out these smoke particles, along with some dust and pollen, you might want the Wetie PM2.5 Air Purifier with HEPA Filter. Through June 18, get one for just $ 129.99 (reg. $ 299.99).

Ahh, fresh and clean air

The Wetie Air purifier uses a 3-in-1 HEPA filter to clean your home’s air. A pre-filter removes larger particles like dust, lint, fibers, hair, and pet fur. The H13 HEPA filter is designed to remove at least 99.7% of fine dust, smoke, pollen, dander, and dust particles. An activated carbon filter cleans additional smoke, odors, and fumes in the air.

Whether you had to brave the wildfire smoke on the east coast, have rough seasonal allergies, or struggle with respiratory issues, this air purifier could make you more comfortable at home. Plus, your pets and guests may appreciate the fresher air as well.

Easy to set up, effective results

Set the air purifier in your bedroom, kitchen, living room, or office to start breathing cleaner air. A 360º design sucks air in from all directions and can filter the air in a room of up to 1,184 square feet. 

The filter runs continuously to monitor and clean your air. It displays a green, yellow, or red light to indicate the air’s current quality. This is how you know the filter is hard at work.

If you notice the air quality light is red, you may want to choose the high fan speed to speed up the purification process. Or, if it’s green and it’s running a little too loud, you can turn it on low or sleep mode.

Start purifying the air in your home with the Wetie PM2.5 Air Purifier with HEPA Filter, just $ 129.99 (reg. $ 299.99) until June 18 at 11:59 p.m. PT.

Prices subject to change.

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