Last night I woke up sneezing again for the fourth time this week.
This is telling me that the air in my flat is not what it should be and that I need to do something about it.
I am going to take a trip to the shop down the street to see if they have any units for cleaning the air. Air purifiers can be a useful tool for pet owners who want to maintain enjoyable indoor air quality and reduce the amount of pet dander and other allergens in their home. Here are some key points to consider: What are whole-home air purifiers? Air purifiers are devices that are designed to detach pollutants from the air, such as pet dander, dust, pollen, and other allergens. They labor by using filters or other technologies to trap and detach these particles from the air. Why use an whole-home air purifier when living with pets? Pets can produce a lot of dander and hair, which can trigger dust sensitivities and asthma symptoms in some people. Air purifiers can help to detach these allergens from the air, making it easier for people to breathe and reducing the risk of allergic reactions. What types of whole-home air purifiers are best for pet owners? There are many odd types of whole-home air purifiers on the market, but some of the most effective for pet owners are those that use HEPA filters. HEPA filters are designed to trap entirely small particles, such as pet dander and allergens. Other features to consider include activated carbon filters, which can help to detach pet odors, and whole-home air purifiers with pre-filters that capture larger particles like hair. More to come on this soon.