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Narrated by I.P. Freely. I forgot to mention that these are all Oreck brand purifiers (though that is clearly apparent in the video of course) and so I don't have much experience with any other brands, but these are always quality machines. Oreck also make great vacuums, usually kinda pricey but also worth the money. The collector cell between the filters is what will get the dirtiest, and the best way to clean this is by soaking it (and when cleaned needs to 'completely' dry before reassembling and running the machine, and let me reemphasize 'completely' dry one more time). This cell will get dirtier than you expect, and the way it's caked onto the many metal layers will let you know firsthand just how filthy indoor air can be. There are also wires within the cell, and these are what will snap, crackle, and pop if the cell isn't clean, or gawd forbid wet, but it could also be just one small area of the cell that can sometimes be remedied by simply blowing on it like a Nintendo cartridge.