Home Air Purifiers & Filters

Ideal for those suffering from asthma or sensitivities, air purifiers improve air quality, your comfort and even your sleep by ridding the air of any impurities. Depending on the model, you can also reduce odours and airborne particles from cooking or cleaning, ensuring a healthier indoors with ease. Simply switch the device on and let it work its magic. 

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FAQs

What is an air purifier and what does it do?

Air purifiers are designed to clean indoor air by drawing it through filters that work to remove impurities like dust, pollen, smoke and other air pollutants, before releasing cleaner air back out.

Will an air purifier help with dust?

Yes, air purifiers are fantastic for managing dust. They pull air through a filter, trapping the dust before they settle on surfaces or get ingested. They don’t eliminate dust completely, but they vastly reduce how much is in the air we breathe.

Can an air purifier remove odour?

Yes, some models that have an activated carbon filter are especially effective at removing odours from pets, smoke, cooking and other general odours. They do more than mask them, and actually trap the particles causing them, creating a fresher environment.

Does an air purifier work?

Yes, air purifiers with a HEPA filter work well for removing pet dander, pollen, dust and smoke particles from the air. If your model has an activated carbon filter, it’ll effectively reduce odours too. But it’s important to note they don’t clean surfaces, or eliminate all pollution sources, but focus on improving air quality.

Is an air purifier the same as a dehumidifier?

No, an air purifier and a dehumidifier are two different devices that have different purposes. The main difference is air purifiers work to clean the air, whereas dehumidifiers control moisture levels in the air.

Will an air purifier help with allergies?

Yes, an air purifier can be helpful if you suffer from an allergy as it’ll remove certain airborne allergens such as pollen, dust mites, pet dander, and mould spores from the air, common triggers of allergies.