Air Purifiers Can Help Keep Your Home Dry and Mold Free

If you’ve spent the last few months dealing with flooded basements, and water seepage through walls and floors, it’s time to think about how all that moisture can affect your home and its inhabitants.

After months of wet weather and flooding across the country, there could be hidden dangers in your home, including mould and dust mites.

The National Asthma Council stated earlier this year, “when mould is present, small particles called spores are released in the air, which can trigger asthma and allergy symptoms including nose, eye and skin irritation, coughing, sneezing or wheezing and severe reactions in some people.”

With 20% of Australians suffering from allergies caused by mould and pollen, it’s important to make sure the air you are breathing is safe and clean.

There is a solution… Air Purifiers!

Air purifiers remove the particles floating in the air, helping to eliminate dust, pollen, mould, smoke and other airborne pollutants that you may not be aware of in your home. They can also help you breathe easier by removing allergens from your child’s bedroom or playroom, so they won’t trigger asthma attacks or sneezing fits.

Air purifiers are also more efficient than air conditioners in keeping the air clean. A single air purifier can remove up to 99 percent of particles from the air passing through it, while an AC unit is only capable of removing around 60 percent of such particles. This makes it much easier to breathe when there’s an air purifier in the room, which can help improve comfort levels and make you feel more relaxed after a long day at work or school.

If you have allergies or asthma, consider getting an air purifier. You’ll be surprised at how much easier it is to breathe when your air is clear.

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