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The Airthings Renew Is Less Obtrusive and Quieter Than Any Other Air Purifier I’ve Tested Original

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By Tom Price Verified
| Popular Mechanics Verified
Air purifiers should excel at two key things: improving the air quality in your home and fading completely into the background. Nothing is worse than wasting precious floor space on a large, bulky device that is distractingly loud when running. Based on these criteria, I don’t think I’ve ever tested a more complete air purifier than the Airthings Renew. With a clean, minimalist design and quiet, yet effective, operation, it’s an air purifier I’m happy to have in my home.
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These Minimalist Multitools Are Best When You Need a Blade but Want Some Helpful Extras

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By Tom Price Verified
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Foldout screwdriver offers solid reach other multitools can't match Extremely thin profile makes it easy to slip into a pocket Hammer tool is really just a flat base Very few multitools balance compact design with real-world functionality as well as the Gerber Armbar Drive. It has a foldout blade, a pair of scissors, a screwdriver, and an awl. Beyond this, the bottom end of the tool has a blunt, flat piece that functions as a hammer and a bottle opener.
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These Minimalist Multitools Are Best When You Need a Blade but Want Some Helpful Extras

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By Tom Price Verified
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"Hearst Magazines and AOL may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The primary value of any good multitool is its convenience. For most, that means something beefy, loaded with every conceivable tool. When it comes to everyday carry, however, I much prefer something a little thinner and more economical. The majority of multitools, including those I’ve tested, are built around central pliers.
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