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Recommendations for a ~2,600 square feet house with this layout?

Recommendations for a ~2,600 square feet house with this layout?

I live in Northeast Florida.

So, the line breaks are areas where there’s no door- it’s open. So, while it’s not quite an open floor plan, there also aren’t doors in the “main area” for the most part.

I’ve tried to learn about air purifiers but it’s a bit confusing and overwhelming.

My cat was just diagnosed with asthma, which is why I want to invest in air purifiers, but I want to make sure I’m doing this as efficiently as possible. I don’t want to buy air purifiers for cheap that don’t really do anything, but I also don’t want to do this inefficiently and spend way more than I should. (I know the house is big, but don’t get it twisted, I live with my parents, I’m not rich lol)

It’s important that it captures particles that could irritate my cat (especially dust- our house is quite dusty) but I saw something about some of the purifiers emitting ozone? Which sounds like something I should avoid.

I’m not concerned about the looks or size of it at all. I would like it if it wasn’t super noisy; I’m seeing stuff about filters you can get that “aren’t noisy on the lower level”, but what exactly is the point of getting an air purifier that you have to run on the lower levels? I want to make sure it’s really purifying the air and I’m getting my money’s worth.

Also, I am not at all handy, so not really looking for something complex I need to build on my own.

So far, I’ve looked into the Air Fanta, and the Levoit 200S-P. From my research, these seem like solid purifiers. The Air Fanta almost seems too good to be true- how is it under $200 for something that seemingly performs well and covers >500 square feet? Is it just cuz it’s kind of ugly? Or is it super noisy?

Also, our ceilings are pretty tall. Maybe like 10 feet, give or take? Some rooms less and some more.

u/HistoricalAd8790 — 3 days ago