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I am always congested. No matter how many allergy meds I pop or how much I vacuum, my nose is always stuffed up. I blame my long-haired cat, the air pollution in New York City wafting through my window, and my tiny apartment for its poor ventilation. But no matter where I pass the blame, there’s been no relief for my poor sinuses.
A few years ago, during the height of the pandemic and the height of my allergies, I decided to invest in an air purifier. The claims of all the benefits of owning one were so enticing. It could remove pollutants, eradicate pet dander, and neutralize odors. It sounded like it would be the answer to all of my problems. However, the small, clunky one I got seemed to barely sputter on. I desperately clung to the golden promises of that thin layer of HEPA filtration, because while I adore my cat—some might even call me obsessed—the dander coming off his fur could send me into a fit of sneezing and itchiness that’s truly miserable. But even with the purifier, I was still hopelessly rubbing my nose red with tissues every day. Enter the Bloom Air Purifier from Dupray.
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