Desk research only. No hands-on testing was performed by Filter Math. All social evidence is paraphrased, never quoted verbatim. Health-adjacent claims appear only as attributed owner/reviewer accounts, never as proven medical efficacy. Marketplace prices are asking prices, not completed sales. All time-sensitive facts and prices dated 2026-09-23 unless otherwise noted. UNVERIFIED marks facts that could not be confirmed from a recovered source. Seed-file attributions (market-selection file) were treated as leads, not citations; claims from it were not reused without independent recovery.

1. Disclosure

This dossier was built from Clorox's own appliance pages (cloroxhomeappliances.com) observed via search snippets on 2026-09-23, plus limited social-tool access. Social discovery was attempted via Threads CLI, Facebook CLI, and Instagram CLI on 2026-09-23; direct owner posts for this model were not recovered. Model ambiguity is the central caveat of this dossier (see Section 2).

2. Overview / current version — model ambiguity

The fixed item name "Clorox Medium Room" does not specify a model number, and Clorox sells several distinct Medium Room purifiers:

  • 11030 — the standard Medium Room True HEPA (PM2.5 display, auto, timer, child lock, 3-stage HEPA/carbon). Clorox's own page flags this SKU as archived/run-out stock ("isArchivedProduct: True", RUNOUT) — i.e., it appears to be discontinued or in final clearance.
  • 11031 — the Smart Medium Room True HEPA (adds app/smart features); lists a 6–12-month filter life.
  • 11070 — the newer Medium Room Turbo (different performance: 138/144/145 CFM, recommended 215 ft²).

This dossier's specs below describe the 11030 standard model, which best matches the plain "Medium Room" name, and explicitly flags its archived status. The Turbo (11070) is not silently substituted. Buyers searching "Clorox Medium Room" today may land on any of the three.

3. Social standing & validation tier

UNVALIDATED — included for comparison, low community signal.

  • No Threads, Instagram, or Facebook owner posts specific to any Clorox Medium Room model were directly observed in Filter Math's session (Threads search attempted 2026-09-23; Facebook groups search failed with a connector grant error — access failure, not no-results).
  • Attributable coverage is limited to Clorox's own product pages; independent tester reviews were not recovered in the documented sample.

4. Specs (11030 standard, per Clorox's own page)

SpecValue
CADR148 smoke / 154 dust / 160 pollen CFM
Room coverageRecommended 225 ft²
Filtration3-stage True HEPA + carbon
FeaturesPM2.5 display, auto mode, timer, child lock
NoiseUNVERIFIED
PowerUNVERIFIED
Filter lifeUNVERIFIED for 11030; the 11031 Smart lists 6–12 months
Smart featuresNone on 11030 (the 11031 adds smart features)

Turbo 11070 (for disambiguation only): 138/144/145 CFM, recommended 215 ft².

5. Price observed 2026-09-23

  • UNVERIFIED — no dated current US price recovered. The 11030's archived/run-out status means any price found would likely be clearance stock; do not treat old MSRP figures as current.

6. Annual filter cost

  • UNVERIFIED — no dated filter price recovered. The 11031's 6–12-month filter-life figure is the only Clorox-stated schedule in the sample.

7. Included / needed

  • In the box (per Clorox's product pages): purifier with pre-installed 3-stage filter. Replacement filters are the recurring need; for the archived 11030, verify filter availability before buying — archived units can strand owners on filter supply.

8. Support & warranty

  • UNVERIFIED in the documented sample.

9. Attributed owner / reviewer complaints

  • No owner complaints recovered. The structural risk is product-line, not defect-based: the 11030's archived status raises filter-availability and support-horizon questions that buyers should verify directly with Clorox before purchasing clearance stock.

10. Cross-brand comparison notes

  • On CADR alone, the 11030 (148/154/160) sits between the Levoit Core 300 (143/153/167) and the Winix C545 (232/243/246) — a small-room-plus unit, not a mid-room unit. No current measured test of the Clorox against those rivals was found in the documented sample. Clorox is a minor player in purifier editorial coverage relative to Levoit/Winix/Coway.

11. Community verdict

The thinnest editorial footprint in this corpus: manufacturer pages only, no tester reviews and no owner posts recovered. Combined with the 11030's archived status, this is a "verify before buying" item, not a recommended pick on current evidence.

12. Sources (dated)

SourceObservedSupports
https://cloroxhomeappliances.com/products/clorox-medium-room-true-hepa-air-purifier-110302026-09-23 (search snippet)148/154/160 CFM; 225 ft²; PM2.5 display/auto/timer/child lock; 3-stage HEPA/carbon; archived/run-out status
https://cloroxhomeappliances.com/products/medium-room-turbo-air-purifier-11070/2026-09-23 (search snippet)Turbo 11070: 138/144/145 CFM; 215 ft² — disambiguation
https://cloroxhomeappliances.com/products/smart-medium-room-true-hepa-air-purifier-110312026-09-23 (search snippet)Smart 11031 exists; 6–12 mo filter life

13. UNVERIFIED / open gaps

  • Current US unit price (any of the three SKUs): UNVERIFIED.
  • Filter price, filter life (11030), annual filter cost: UNVERIFIED.
  • Noise, power, dimensions, weight: UNVERIFIED.
  • Warranty/support terms: UNVERIFIED.
  • Direct owner posts and independent tester reviews: not found in the documented sample (social CLI attempts + web searches, 2026-09-23).
  • Which SKU the "Medium Room" item name is intended to denote remains ambiguous — the dossier defaults to the 11030 with the ambiguity stated, not resolved.