BlauAireTurbo, The Q4 stated that sales of the Blauaire Turbo have been suspended for design problems. This is a quote from the Q4.
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"Although the technical performance of the device was satisfactory, the initial test market revealed a need to make design changes to address consumer preferences in power supply and mixing of chemicals.
Winning Brands has paused further commercialization of this device under the joint venture pending resolution of these issues."
After using the Blauaire turbo I'm not sure why the product even has a power supply because the fan is so small that if you put your back of the hand a few inches away you can't even feel it. In fact, there are many companies that make the Chlorine tablet kits for removing odors and the BlauAire is the only one I can find that even has a fan in it. Once you put the chlorine dioxide tablets in water it instantly creates a yellowish gas that filters into the room on it's own but if a person wanted more circulation why not just use any household fan to actually move the air? That would accomplish several things. By elimination the fan in the unit it would dramatically reduce the cost of the product if all you needed was a plastic cup, the tablets and a few oz. of water like the other kits available that sell for as little as $16 rather then the $70 the BlauAire turbo sells for. Also, the kit would work in ANY country no matter what type of voltage or the number of cycles they have. Selling hundreds, or maybe thousands of $20 products would likely generate a lot more profits than one or 2 $70 products. It's looks to me as though BlauAire took the simple concept of mixing a chlorine dioxide table with a little water a lot more complex than it had to be. Maybe there is a GOOD reason why the other companies don't have a fan in their kit. Anyone knows that if you put a scented candle or a container of deodorizer in a room it doesn't take long for the scent to fill the entire room WITHOUT a fan and so would the Chlorine Dioxide tablet when mixed with water. If you don't think so just pour a cup of bleach on the floor and see how long it takes for the smell to fill the room.
