Love your Instant Pot? The bestselling brand just released a surprising new product

It's the brand's first foray outside the kitchen space.

"We knew that a new normal was going to emerge where air quality would matter more than ever," Ben Gadbois, CEO and President of Instant Brands said in a release."So, over the past year, our teams engineered a revolutionary innovation to improve air quality while still offering an affordable solution for homes, workspaces, dorm rooms or wherever our Instant families need us.”

The air purifier is available in two sizes; a small version that is suitable for spaces like a home office or a small bedroom, and a large version that is ideal for living rooms or bigger office spaces. A medium-sized version for kitchens or larger bedrooms is coming later this summer — though the brand hasn't revealed when.

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