Marie-Soleil presents the P6006 air purifier
Frequently asked questions
We recommend that you leave your P6006 air purifier in AUTO mode and forget about it! Its PM2.5 particle sensor detects the tiniest variations in air quality and automatically adjusts its speed accordingly.
✅ 1 Yes - the P6006 can reduce the presence of aerosols containing Covid-19, thanks to its medical-grade HEPA H13 filter and UV function, which eliminates 99.9% of viruses.
The SARS-CoV-2 virus circulates mainly via aerosols (micro-droplets) ranging in size from 0.1 to 5 microns.
The P6006 air purifier is equipped with a HEPA 13 filter that:
✔️ capture 99.97% of particles ≥ 0.3 microns
✔️ effectively filter the respiratory microdroplets that carry viruses (according to the CDC)
✔️ reduce the concentration of aerosols in the air of a room
✔️ reduce the risk of transmission at a distance, through stagnant air
➡️ So yes, the P6006 really does help reduce the risk in indoor air.
What's more, it has the UV function that eliminates viruses by 99.99% according to independent university studies.
✔️ High CADR
What's more, the P6006 stirs enough air to perform several "air changes per hour" up to 6 times in 1 hour for a room up to 1100 square feet, which is essential for limiting airborne viruses.
✔️ Continuous filtration
The purifier must run continuously to keep the air clean, as aerosols are constantly being renewed.
Yes, you need to air for at least 10 minutes a day, even in pollen season.
Indoor air can become more polluted than outdoor air due to :
- accumulated CO₂
- humidity
- fine particles
- furniture / cooking compounds
- allergens already present (dust mites, dust).
👉 So not airing is not a good solution.
🕒 The best time to air if you're allergic
To limit pollen entry:
✔️ Air early in the morning
Between 5am and 8am → lower pollen concentration.
✔️ Or late in the evening
Around 9-11pm, when the air cools and the pollen falls back.
🪟 Ventilate efficiently without letting in too much pollen.
Here are the best practices:
✔️ Open a single window for 5-10 minutes.
This creates rapid turnover without too much incoming pollen.
✔️ Use your air purifier at the same time.
Your P6006 will capture much of the pollen entering during aeration.
✔️ Aerate after it rains
Rain sticks pollen to the ground → outdoor air is much cleaner.
🤧 And if the allergy is very strong?
You can reduce airing to 5 minutes a day, and only at strategic times (early morning or late evening).
Your purifier can take over to filter the indoor air.
The P6006 purifier treats 510 m3 of air per hour, versus 310 m3 of air per hour for the P3001.
What's more, the P6006 purifier displays room humidity and temperature, which the P3001 does not.
The P3001 has an ionizer function (ON/OFF), which the P6006 does not.
Yes, ideally your P6006 should run continuously, especially if your goal is to reduce allergens (dust, pollen, dust mites, pet hair), fine particles or odors in your home.
🧠 Why does a purifier need to run continuously?
Allergens and particles are constantly returning to the air:
- movement around the house
- falling dust
- opening doors/windows
- outdoor pollen
- animals
- kitchen
👉 If you switch off the unit, air quality quickly returns to its initial level.
🔍 The P6006 is designed for continuous use
Most modern purifiers (including the P6006) consume little energy and are made to run 24 hours a day without risk.
Useful features :
- silent night mode
- air quality sensors
- automatic power variation according to pollution
The P6006 generally consumes between 20 and 55 watts, depending on speed, which is very economical for a device that protects against allergies.
🕑 When to reduce power?
You can reduce speed or activate night mode when :
- air quality is good
- you're asleep
🧼 Filter maintenance
For continuous operation:
- clean the pre-filter every few weeks
- replace HEPA filter every 6 to 12 months, depending on use and environment.
A saturated filter greatly reduces efficiency.
We recommend changing the filter 1 to 2 times a year, depending on pollution.
If you are a smoker, it is recommended that you change the filter 2 to 6 times a year.