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Sleep is vital. It’s your brain’s way of getting rid of waste and waste. By getting rid of unused synapses, the brain remodels itself so it can function better. But another kind of invisible “junk,” microscopic particles in the air, can disturb your sleep.
Almost everyone expresses that they have trouble sleeping, according to Public Health Authority. The culprit may be bad air. Sweden’s Environmental Protection Agency reported that in 2019, 47 percent of Sweden’s population was exposed to levels of small particulate matter (PM2.5) that exceed WHO guideline values.
More and more Swedes are turning to air purifiers to get around the problem. We want to breathe better and ensure that the air is free of pollen, dust and bacteria. But are the machines really effective — and which ones are best suited for the bedroom?
Like a big vacuum cleaner.
For more than a century, air purifiers have relied on fans and filters—the so-called mechanical filtration—to treat the air. The problem is that even the smallest particles pass directly through the best HEPA filter.
If you want to breathe healthier in the bedroom, it’s smart to choose a machine that breaks down even the smallest particles in the air – which are often the most harmful to health*. The product that does this is Purify, an air purifier from the Swedish company Ozoneair.
The inventor behind Purify, Johan Lundberg, says this:
Most of the symptoms are caused by particles and gases that cannot be captured by the filters. Ordinary air purifiers literally only pick up dust, like large vacuum cleaners. They mask and circulate bad air, instead of destroying the smallest and most health-threatening particles.
Ozoneair Purify: an air purifier with a difference
Purify is a completely new type of air purifier, developed in collaboration with Luleå University of Technology. Instead of trying to trap pollutants only in the filters, the technology relies on destroying pollutants that are 1,000 times smaller than what HEPA filters can capture.
Purify also fights contamination before it has time to spread. Not only does it clean the air that passes through the device, like a regular air purifier, but it effectively cleans both the air and the surfaces in the room.
Quiet technology was the best in the tests
Conventional air purifiers are often noisy, because the fans they rely on have to work really hard. Instead, Purify is based on the test-winning Oxyplasma technology®He is normal and silent. In addition, the disinfection room was jointly developed with scientists to be quiet so that you will not be disturbed during the night.
This was shown in the Villalivet air purifiers test, in which researchers pitted seven of Sweden’s best-selling air purifiers against each other. The Purify was the quietest air purifier in our benchmark and was named the best in our testing.
External link: Read more about the air purifier
“I feel calmer and more energetic.”
Among the clients who have purchased Purify is psychologist Lisa Tidelend. She and her son, who has a pollen allergy, noticed a difference:
– My son feels like he’s sleeping better, and I think the air is much healthier here at home.
Another, Hans-Göran Svensson from Hägersten, says the following:
– I feel calm and active. Getting started was as easy as it gets! The instructions are clear and in Swedish. It was just a push of a button.
This is how Purify cleans your indoor air
- Interior purification. The smallest particles and gases that pass through the purification chamber are eliminated with the help of ultraviolet rays.
- external purification. Oxyplasma® is secreted. Spaces and surfaces that regular air purifiers can’t reach are now cleaned.
- all over space. Oxyplasma® continuously treats the air in your home.
Facts – Five benefits of purification:
- Cleans spaces and surfaces outside the device itself
- Simple air purification: just plug in and click a button
- Energy Efficient: Consume less electricity than some light bulbs
- Designed to be virtually silent
- Choose from 3 models – up to 30, 60 or 120 square meters
*source: Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, Air and Environment 2023.
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