Canopy Air Purifier-Multi-Stage HEPA Filtration Reduces 99.97% of Air, Dust, Pollen & Contaminants - Optional White Noise/Night Light - White

A: Tap water is what we recommend for the Canopy x Target 4-in-1 Humidifier. It uses a paper filter that helps catch minerals from tap water, which helps prevent white dust. As long as you keep up with regular filter changes and cleaning, tap water should work well.

A: Thanks so much for your interest in the Canopy x Target 3-in-1 Air Purifier. Our air purifier does not use a UV light or an ionizer. Instead, it utilizes an advanced multi-stage HEPA filtration system that includes a pre-filter, HEPA-13 layer, and activated carbon to capture 99.97% of dust, pollen, smoke, pet dander, airborne germs, and other particles as small as 0.3 microns. The filter is touch free to replace, and for best results we recommend replacing it about every 6 months.

A: Hi! Yes a felt diffuser is included!

A: Thanks for checking! The night light on the Canopy x Target 4-in-1 Air Purifier is an LED, not an incandescent bulb. It gives off a soft red glow that’s designed for nighttime use while keeping energy use low.

A: Great question, yes, your Bedside Humidifier does have a filter reminder light. The “Replace Filter” indicator will turn on about every 6 weeks after you’ve reset it. It’s there as a reminder to check in on your filter and replace it as needed. Since every home environment is a bit different, the light is just a guideline. The best way to know if it’s time to swap in a new filter is to take a quick look at it directly and change it if you notice buildup, and discoloration throughout.

A: Your Canopy Air Purifier does include the power cord needed to run the device. The unit also has a built-in USB-C port so you can plug in a separate USB-C cable if you’d like to power another device. An additional USB-C cable is not included in the box.

A: No, this one is lacking a lot of features that the one available on their website has. Unfortunately, that is not listed anywhere in the description.

A: Great question! Functionally, both units work the same, are compatible with the same replacement filters, and can be stacked with either the Canopy Bedside Humidifier or the Target 4-in-1 Bedside Humidifier. The main differences come down to features and price. The Target-exclusive version is a more affordable option with a single red nightlight designed for restful sleep, and it does not include the Air Quality Monitoring indicator you’ll find on the standard Canopy Air Purifier. If you’re deciding between the two, the Target unit is great if you want strong, straightforward air purification at a lower price point, while the standard Canopy Air Purifier is ideal if you’d like real-time air quality feedback and more advanced lighting features.