Dyson introduced its first-gen version, the Pure Cool, last March. Available in the US for $500 and the UK for £350 (it's not yet in Australia, but that's about AU$650), this high-end indoor cleaner promised to rid your home of nearly 100 percent of the "ultrafine particles" like pet hair, mold and pollen that can make it harder to breathe. With help from a 360-degree glass HEPA filter, the Pure Cool was supposed to hold on to most of that harmful stuff and return clean air back into your home via a built-in fan (that can also act as a regular fan during warmer months).
Dyson introduced its first-gen version, the Pure Cool, last March. Available in the US for $500 and the UK for £350 (it's not yet in Australia, but that's about AU$650), this high-end indoor cleaner promised to rid your home of nearly 100 percent of the "ultrafine particles" like pet hair, mold and pollen that can make it harder to breathe. With help from a 360-degree glass HEPA filter, the Pure Cool was supposed to hold on to most of that harmful stuff and return clean air back into your home via a built-in fan (that can also act as a regular fan during warmer months).
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