Holmes® HAP756-U True HEPA Allergen Remover for Very Large Rooms
- True HEPA filtration removes up to 99.97% of airborne allergens from air that passes through the filter.
- Arm & Hammer®-enhanced filter helps eliminate common household odors.
- Digital display with four speeds and timer, which allows to automatically run the air cleaner for up to 16 hours.
- Filter monitors alert you when filter changes are needed to maintain maximum performance.
- Recommended for rooms up to 418 sq ft (20ft x 21ft), Smoke CADR 270
This Holmes® Allergen Remover is up to 99.97% efficient in removing allergens such as pollen, dust, mold, pet dander and smoke from the air passing through the filter. It also helps fight common household odors with the power of Arm & Hammer® Baking Soda. Features four speed settings, programmable auto-off timer and filter life monitor. Recommeded for rooms up to 418 sq ft, Smoke CADR 270. Replacement filters: three eac h of HAPF600PDQ-U (HEPA) and HAPF60PDQ-U (Carbon).
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(out of 4 reviews)
List Price: $ 149.99
Price: $ 149.99
4 comments
Bob Chaney says:
July 12, 2010 at 2:42 am (UTC -5)
Review by Bob Chaney for Holmes® HAP756-U True HEPA Allergen Remover for Very Large Rooms
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Seems like a very good unit.. quiet air flow quite good but the only drawback that I can measure is the cost of the three ( 3 ) hepa filters at $24.95 each.. Maybe the filters are less somewhere other than Holmes.. can’t seem to locate part no. HAPF600CS..
Would not take long to exceed the cost of a more expensive /presumably better unit that had longer life or self cleaning filters. Razor and Blade scenerio seems to be the typical marketing strategy for most of these types of units.
A. Conway says:
July 12, 2010 at 2:53 am (UTC -5)
Review by A. Conway for Holmes® HAP756-U True HEPA Allergen Remover for Very Large Rooms
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I purchased this product a week ago. I have asthma, allergies, two cats(so cat dander) and I have hard wood floors (so alot of dust all the time)
It got so bad I would have coughing fits every day and night. I looked at many air purifiers which had permanant filters, but I would have to clean them every 3 months, I don’t know about you, but I have enough to do without worrying if my unit is working because I forgot to clean the filters. Also I like that the true HEPA filters work more effectively and had better review overall on the internet reviews. I don’t find it hard to invest 60 dollars a year on the filters, the large unit does almost my whole studio apt, whereas I would have to buy more than one of the other units. I think that this is a great value for price, and in one hour I could feel the difference, infact yesterday I thought the windows were open but they were not, the air purifier worked that well to clean the air. So far my coughing has all but gone away. This is a great product. Try it out.
Mike Lee says:
July 12, 2010 at 3:15 am (UTC -5)
Review by Mike Lee for Holmes® HAP756-U True HEPA Allergen Remover for Very Large Rooms
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Purchase a Holmes HAP756 in January 2009 and it is dead after 5 months. Call service department, they quickly sent me a new replacement without telling me that they were sending me a smaller unit (HAP 726). After contacted the service dept. last week, Holmes refused to send me the same model for replacement claiming the model was no longer in stock because they don’t produce anymore. In fact the model HAP756 and HAP756U (current selling model is almost identical except for a chrome trim at the control panel). Beware buying any products from this company, they are not truly honor their warranty.
M. Thompson says:
July 12, 2010 at 3:30 am (UTC -5)
Review by M. Thompson for Holmes® HAP756-U True HEPA Allergen Remover for Very Large Rooms
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We’ve had this unit for 5 months now and it is remarkable how much debris is captured in the carbon pre-filters. They are supposed to be replaced approximately every 6 months and I plan on that. However, I am vacuuming them every 2 months or so due to the amount trapped. Since we bought it we are experiencing very little dust on the surfaces in the bedroom where our unit is used.
Someone complained about the cost of the filters as the HEPA filters should be replaced every 12 months at $20 per filter (price at Target–2 for $39.99), but if this unit continues to clean the way it has so far, I don’t mind paying the approximately $75 for filters per year. That’s not much considering what we do not have to breathe in and the significantly reduced cleaning of the window blinds. The Holmes HAP756-U significantly outperforms units we have elsewhere in our condominium.