Odour nuisance

(Too) few ventilation possibilities in combination with keeping pets can cause odour problems in your home. To tackle this problem, you can use a air purifier with an active carbon filter. This type of filter is specially designed to neutralise unpleasant odours, such as chemicals, smoke and the typical smell of pets.

House dust mite

The house dust mite is a small, spider-like animal that is not visible to the naked eye. These animals can be found in every living room and feed on hair and skin flakes of both humans and animals. If you are allergic to house dust mites, this can cause annoying health problems. A air purifier can help reduce the presence of house dust mites and associated symptoms.

Allergies

When you are allergic to pets, this is caused by so-called 'allergens', or allergy-causing substances. Hairs, dander or feathers are examples of allergens that one is hypersensitive to in the case of a pet allergy. In such cases, a air purifier can help filter these substances from the air, allowing you to breathe effortlessly.

Hairs

Whirling hairs and feathers from pets can cause allergic reactions. You can recognise a pet allergy by symptoms such as tightness of the chest, headache, rhinitis and/or irritated eyes.

Pet dander

Although pet dander is difficult to detect, it can irritate the airways and even cause allergic reactions. You can recognise a pet allergy by symptoms such as tightness of the chest, headache, rhinitis and/or irritated eyes.