Air purifiers are not a new concept and companies, like Sharper Image, have been shoving these space age looking divices down our throats for years. Well, now you can get one that hides itself in a corner, concealed like a plant. A Ficus plant to be exact.

The Amcor AM-70 Ficus Tree Air Purifier purifies the air while emitting negatively charged ions, found naturally in high-quality fresh air. The air passes first through a five layer washable filter. The second stage restores the natural balance of the air using ionization. After the air is purified, it is further cleaned and ionized at the air outlet using Amcors patented carbon filament process. End result is all you can breath fresh air, while filtering out airborne particles from tobacco smoke, pollen, dust, and other pollutants. One more thing, you don’t have to the water the plant…

Features:

• Faux ficus tree air purifier for rooms up to 240 square feet
• 5-layer washable filter cleans the air and never needs replacing
• Carbon filament process further cleans, plus ionizes the air
• 3-position switch for off, low, and high settings
• Measures 14-1/2 by 14-1/2 by 46 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Amcor AM-70 Ficus Tree Air Purifier

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