Anybody tried Airfree purifiers for mold?

This is an air purifier without a filter, and it works based on pushing the air through high temperature, it basically burns the particles. Since mold is not that easy to get rid of by killing it, I was wondering would actually burning the particles do the job, and has anyone tried it, does it work?
I don't really care about cleaning the air (it doesn't remove dust), I just want to get rid of mold.
The idea of no filter to replace is appealing to me.

Thanks!

Just as a I thought. Research shows you would need to expose the mold to a heat source for 1/2 hr before they are deactived. That is not happening with this filter.

https://jfoodprotection.org/doi/pdf/10.4315/0022-2747-38.11.678

Alxander said...
Can we assume that the air of a specific room is SAFE if we use a good HEPA air purifier in that very room?

I use the whirlpool whispure
https://www.amazon.ca/Whirlpool-Whispure-Purifier-Cleaner-AP51030K/dp/B00440EKRG

maybe?

I mean its probably "safER" if nothing else

personally I like the washable filters as the mold spores get trapped in the permanent (un-washable) filters and can then breed and repopulate. Wash the filter, then hit it with some isopropyl to kill the baddies