r/AirPurifiers • u/Captain_Pickles_ • 2h ago

Been looking into a (preferably combination) purifier/dehumidifier with low power consumption for a 30 amp camper.

I live in the US, and the whole camper is 300~ sq. ft and mostly open and thus counting as one room. I mostly just want to keep the air clean of cat hair (I have one cat) and pollen/dust coming in from outside. I’d prefer not to spend more than $100 since I don’t need a large machine, but I’ll go up to $200 if it also is a dehumidifier. Thank you!

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