Customer Reviews

Heaven Fresh XJ 2000 Ionic Air Purifier in Black Velvet Color

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4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
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I know this works well from personal experience. I used to be very sensitive to house-hold dust & other allergens.
Here's the thing I've discovered. If you have dust-allergies, and you have carpeting, you've got to vacuum at least once a week. If you do not do that, you're going to suffer, but, if you have one of these bad boys. He he he. It's more like once a month, if that. The unit works, and does a great job. My allergies cleared up, and stayed clear for a long time with this thing running.
You've got to put it up high, as close to the ceiling as you can. Just leave it on the HIGH setting, and do not shut your bedroom door if it's in your bedroom where you sleep at night. It needs plenty of breathing room, or it can overpower the air. If it's in a bedroom, I'd put it up high, near the door, and sleep w/ my head far away from it. It needs about 2 rooms, maybe 3, to have the perfect environment to be just right. It's very powerful, and not cheap, but back when I was doing price comparisons, it was the best for it's value.
Also, It lasted me about 5 years of nearly continuous operation.
I was told that I was allergic to it's negative ions, but, even if I was, the cleaning that it did to the air was worth it.
It can make some electric-static noise when it's very humid inside, but for me, that was not that common, & it didnt keep me up at night either. It's generally very quiet. It's cool to look at it's little blue lightning bolts inside also.
I love this machine and highly recommend it, especially in these times, when the air could be much better.

We love this ionizer, I use it in my kitchen when cooking meat to keep the smell of grease out. I also use it in my 11 year old sons bedroom to take away the smell of stinky little boys. Will be buying another to use so I don't have to keep moving the one I have around. Would recommend this to a friend.

I may be a smoker but I don't like myself or my place smelling like smoke so I got one of these a few years ago since the price was right and the design is nice and unobtrusive . I must say It seems to have worked pretty well, although not always completely silent (it made buzzing sounds sometimes) I rarely noticed smoke odor in my home or on my clothes. Then one day I noticed it was no longer working with no warning it just died, I cleaned the collection plate fairly regularly and everything. It just stopped. I went out and bought something at the store that had a filter, a fan and claimed to have and ionizer. I don't like it at all, it seems to just blow smoke around and I'm going to get a new ionizer soon. Maybe I'll get one of these again, not sure I'm going to shop around a bit first.

I bought this unit because it had really good ratings, it seems to work really well with the area it has to deal with. It is designed for 300 sq. ft. and my apartment is 600-700 sq ft. so I really need two of them. Otherwise it makes no noise besides a barely audible hiss. And has no moving parts. The air it generates is really crisp and reminds me of mountain air. I have no complaints except that it is too small for my home. That is my fault though.

Worked very well to make my room not smell like wet dog for about a month.
Then it broke.
Awesome when it worked

I'm not gonna rely too much on my being a techno--I didn't take it apart before I wrote this review.

Seems fine. A fan would have been nice but I can tell you right now--if you've got a fan buried inside one of these things, it had better be a sealed fan motor or you will have trouble.

Right now I'd just as well do without a fan...no moving parts usually equals a longer life span. Since I'm gonna run this thing twenty four hours a day (on low) I want it to last three to five years.

Five years would work for me.

For those of you who want a fan...I stopped at Kmart and bought an '02 cool' for seven bucks. Two D Cells (rechargable) later and I was in business...I already had the batteries and charger. So anyway, I put the fan on low and place it on top the Ionizer--that should put the ions halfway across to room pretty quick and stir them up.

Oh yeal, about those collector plates. You wipe them off. If any of you are wondering where they are and how to get to them....turn the unit off. Roll it over. Just underneath the front part appear to be two 'footpads' They are not, they hide the fasteners holding the collector plate to the unit. Turn both of these to the left until they are loose...pull collector plate out. That's that.

Anyway, if something bad happens I'll jump back here and report it.

bye.

I inherited one of these from a friend who had it for god knows how long before giving it to me. It was old. The little thing worked great running 24/7 for another 2 years before the power switch finally died. If I was mechanically or electronically inclined, I would just fix it. I just got a brand new one, just bought one for my mother and a spare for my kitchen. I sometimes smoke in my living room, and this thing really made an enormous difference in removing the odor.

After using an Ionic Breeze air purifier for years, the Heaven Fresh is a great improvement. The negative ions generated by this unit really do make a difference.

works great. People need to remember when using this product, if your eyes or nose gets sensitive due to the ozone to put it on low and don't set in front of the machine.

I bought this product from the home shopping channel many moons ago and still love it. The air it expels smells like a beautiful snowy day and it's whisper quiet. The secret to my machine's longevity is that I clean the collection bar at the beginning of every month. It takes 5 minutes and is very worthwhile. I clean the entire insides (carefully) about every 6 months and it's as good as new.