The Dyson Purifier HEPA Cool Formaldehyde TP09 fan is a fancy bit of kit that promises to cool the air with a stream of purified air that traps common pollutants - but does it work?
If you're among those lamenting the lack of a proper British summer this year, I'm right there with you. The sun seems to have given the UK a miss in 2024, leaving us under a blanket of grey clouds and drizzle, reinforcing the stereotype of Britain as a perpetually rainy country.
There's nothing wrong with this approach. I find that using a fan is as much about perception as reality - if I can feel air moving against my skin, I convince myself it's cooling me down and I won't feel as hot, reports the Express. Introducing the Dyson Purifier HEPA Cool Formaldehyde TP09 purifying fan though perhaps they could have chosen a less mouthful name next time this product is certainly impressing with its quality, despite a hefty price tag.
After sealing up my home and operating the Dyson fan at night, I can vouch for its effectiveness; where past summers saw interrupted sleep and sweaty awakenings, now I slumber uninterrupted. Nevertheless, the initial skepticism was inevitable, considering its staggering £599.99 RRP. The device comes with two remote controls, allowing you and your partner to adjust the fan speed. At level three, the fan is quiet yet powerful enough for a cool night's sleep, but it can go up to ten.
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