True HEPA Filtration – 2-stage filtration protects against the top airborne irritants common in most environments. The activated carbon filter removes smoke, VOCs & odors. HEPA filter captures 99.97% of airborne irritants such as virus-sized particles, mold, pet dander, pollen, dust & other allergens down to 0.3 microns.

Cleans Air Fast – Lasko LP450 Air Purifier cleans the air in a 10’ x 10’ office in less than 6 minutes, or nearly 11x per hour. It will clean the air in a large 15’ x 15’ living room in around 12 minutes or 5x per hour. It’s great for bedrooms, dorms, kitchens or any room in your house or apartment up to 232 sq. ft.

Relief for Allergy & Asthma Sufferers – Independently tested by AHAM Verifide, the LP450 produces a CADR (clean air delivery rate) of 150 for smoke, 157 for dust and 180 for pollen, based on a 232 sq. ft. room. Comes with one filter pack that lasts up to 1 yr.

Sleep Soundly & Safely – DreamMode uses ultra-low (and ultra-quiet) speed & dimmed display lights to create an ideal sleep environment. Lasko purifiers for home are ETL listed, come with trusted safety fuse technology, and are designed to make living spaces more comfortable by improving indoor air quality.

Easy to Use – Use simple electronic controls to select 4 speeds, set the 8-hr auto-off timer, and more. It has an auto check filter reminder light, easy access filter panel, and a 6-ft cord. At 21.6” H x 7.3” D x 10” W, this powerful air cleaner is slim enough to fit in any space.

How do I determine what air purifier I need based on my room size?

• Small rooms below 100 SF may only require a tabletop or mini tower-style air purifier to circulate the air
• Medium rooms that range between 100 SF and 170 SF will typically need a floor model that has a larger filter to effectively process the air in the room.
• Large rooms over 170 SF will require a full size tower or box style unit.

What is HEPA?

HEPA stands for “High Efficiency Particulate Air.” A HEPA filter must capture 99.97% of all particles that pass through it that are 0.3 microns or greater in size. HEPA is composed of a layer of randomly arranged fibers. HEPA filters are often used in airlines, vacuum cleaners, cars, etc.

How often do I need to replace my filter?

GermGuardian® air purifier filters should be replaced every 6–8 months depending on use.

How do I know I need to replace my filter?

You will know your filter needs to be replaced when the filter turns from white to gray or black.

What is CADR?

CADR stands for “Clean Air Delivery Rate” which indicates the volume of filtered air delivered by an air purifier. CADR ratings show the effectiveness of how efficient the air purifier is at capturing fine particles, such as: tobacco smoke and plant pollens.

What is a carbon filter?

Carbon filters are also called charcoal or activated charcoal/carbon filters. It is a form of carbon that is extremely porous making it excellent at absorbing. Carbon filters can absorb a variety of chemicals and vapors simultaneously.

Is my filter washable?

The pre/charcoal filter layer that attaches to the HEPA portion of the filter can be cleaned using the brush attachment tool on your vacuum cleaner. Once the HEPA portion of the filter turns from white to gray or black, the filter must be replaced entirely.

Why is the red and/or blue light blinking when I first turned on the air purifier and how do I shut it off?

The air purifier now comes equipped with indicator lights that automatically blink when it’s time to replace the Filter or UV-C bulb. If the reminder lights are blinking the first time you turned on your purifier, simply reset the system by holding the UV button for at least 3-5 seconds until the reminder lights stop flashing. Your product is now set and ready to go!

1 Year Limited Warranty.