Purify the air

The quality of indoor air is crucial for our general well-being and health. Clean indoor air in the home or workplace is also important for our concentration and productivity. Find out more about what healthy indoor air quality is, what problems poor air quality causes and what you can do about it.

Why is clean indoor air important?

Clean indoor air is not just a luxury, but a basic requirement for our lives. The air we breathe in every day has a significant impact on our performance, our well-being and our health. Polluted indoor air can contain a variety of harmful substances, some of which can cause serious illnesses.

The cause

Problems with polluted indoor air

Today, we spend up to 90 % of our time indoors. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), indoor air is 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air. The air can be contaminated with dust, pollutants, pollen and other allergens. These pollutants all worsen the indoor air quality and can also lead to health problems.

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Effects

Symptoms of polluted indoor air

Pollution in indoor air is practically invisible. Nevertheless, many people suffer from it and allergy sufferers in particular are burdened by poor air quality in everyday life.

Possible symptoms associated with polluted air are tiredness, lack of concentration, more susceptible to flu and viral diseases, hay fever, dust allergy, mite allergy and poor sleep quality.

The solution

Purifying the air: how does it work?

To improve the air in your home, there are some basic measures you can take. Regular airing, vacuuming and wet mopping the floor are simple steps that can help improve air quality.

In addition to these simple ways of improving indoor air quality, air purifiers offer a simple and effective method of cleaning the air of pollutants. Air purifiers ensure clean, healthy indoor air. They use a filter system to remove impurities from the air.