FAQs

Air purifiers work by drawing in air from your environment, filtering it through various types of filters to remove pollutants such as dust, pollen, and bacteria, and then circulating the clean air back into the room.

It depends on the size of the air purifier and the room. Each air purifier has a recommended room size it can effectively clean. Consider getting additional units to cover rooms where people spend a lot of time. Check out our blog article here to learn more.

This largely depends on the model, usage and quality of the air. It's important to check as some air purifier filters can have very short lifespans! We've included expected filter lifespans on all of our air purifier product pages. To learn more check out our blog post here.

Yes, air purifiers can help reduce allergens in the air like dust, pet dander, and pollen, which may help alleviate allergy and asthma symptoms. However make sure you don't purchase an air purifier with an ioniser, as these can exacerbate asthma symptoms. None of our air purifiers contain ionisers.

The noise level of an air purifier depends on the model and its fan speed. There is a huge difference between the quietest and loudest air purifiers in NZ. Check the noise level in decibels on product listings, we recommend purchasing products under 55dB. All our air purifiers are between 43 and 53dB on maximum fan speed.

Some manufacturers are sneaky and will only provide the noise level on low power, which will generally not provide enough cleaning power.

Yes! Our air purifiers have been tested for continuous 24/7 usage. However, the main benefits of an air purifier are when people are present. Therefore you may choose to run them only when people are around, or alternatively use a timer plug to switch it on shortly before an area will be used.