I have had my Honeywell Air Purifier (50100) for many years and cannot express enough, how much I love it. My 'ol girl final bit the dust, (literally) after years of hard work but it was time to replace her. I have since getting my original purifier purchased a couple other different units for our upstairs (not Honeywell), only to be hugely disappointed. How can I tell my Honeywell Air Purifier is doing the job? It feels like I am in the fresh outdoors, in my home AND I can literally SEE how much dust and dirt it has been collecting, when I do my regular maintenance of my unit. When I did the same maintenance on the other units I bought, there was no dust or dirt to clean out because it WASN'T doing it's job. I highly recomment the Honeywell Air Purifier, model 50100 for anyone who wants to breath fresh, healthy air. Five Stars all the way!

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clean air

this is second one i got first one was for whole house did what it said it would do

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serial number

I'm not sure the number that I saw on it was the serial number but it was the only number I saw (with P/N)...

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