[Laura Reads]

I’m thinking about getting one but I’m not sure if I can just turn it on here and there or if it needs to run constantly. Also does it actually help with fridge smells or is it more of a gimmick? I don’t want to deal with filters so that part sounds nice. Just trying to figure out if it’s worth it for a normal fridge. Thanks.

[Nate Harlow]

Mine definitely needs to stay on to do anything useful. I tried just hitting boost mode after something smelled funky and it barely made a dent, but leaving it running on everyday mode keeps things neutral. The battery thing is real though, I plug mine in every couple weeks or so.

[Dana Lee]

I mostly just want it for the smell part, not the freshness stuff. A friend has one and she said it works okay if you keep it running, but it’s not magic if you leave old leftovers in there. The no filters thing is what caught my eye too.

[Alexa Connor]

Mine stays in the fridge full time and the smell thing is honestly whatever. The bigger difference for me was stuff lasting longer, like spinach and berries not going slimy as fast. No filters is the main reason I kept it.

[Khan]

Probably needs to stay on, yeah.

[Lisa Muller]

Mine actually did fine when I only ran it a few hours a day. I kept it off most of the time and just charged it up when the fridge started smelling, and that worked for me. Maybe mine’s just a lucky one.

[Gina Vale]

Mine only really does anything if it runs continuously. I left it off for a couple weeks and the fridge went right back to smelling like leftover onions, so I just keep it on now. No filters is the main reason I kept it.

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