For your home
You spend time and money making your home a wonderful center of your life. But did you forget something you can’t see?
Microorganisms include viruses and bacteria, but also spores and mold. Mold spores thrive in damp areas like bathrooms and basements, which if inhaled can cause serious lung infections and breathing difficulties. As pathogens, microorganisms can lead to infections and cause long-term health problems. Since they spread particularly easily in the air, it is all the more important to regularly renew and clean the air in closed rooms. Eliminating microorganisms goes a long way in preventing disease.
Restore the natural ionic balance in the air. There are numerous references in the scientific literature to improving respiratory function, improving sleep quality, reducing headaches and even affecting mood (serotonin regulation).
Air pollutants are too small to see with the naked eye, but poor air quality can be detrimental to health. Knowing what’s in the air around us and breathing “consciously” and “healthily is just as important as paying attention to what we eat and drink.
Allergens include plant pollen, animal dander, dust mites, and other particles. When present in the air we breathe, they can trigger allergic reactions due to an overreaction of the immune system. Vacuuming alone is not enough to remove all of these pollutants on a daily basis.
Remove odors from tobacco smoke and stoves. Persistent odors from cooking, kitty litter, trash and chemical cleaners are also removed at the source – no masking or dilution. Don’t cover up household odors – blow them away in a breeze with bioclimatic.
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