At a time of year when allergens dominate, the new Dyson Pure Cool Me purifying fan can be your saving grace. Many Kiwis suffer from allergens like pine pollen, which can result in congestion, a runny nose and itchy eyes among other symptoms.
Using an air purifier can help treat hay fever, asthma, seasonal allergies and more. Using one can trap allergens and reduce the need for costly and invasive medicines by simply filtering allergens out of the air. Medications used to treat hay fever are typically prescriptions like antihistamines and nasal sprays. Using an air purifier cuts out on the process of obtaining and taking them.
The Dyson Pure Cool Me works as a fan and filters air with a compact design perfect for personal spaces. It fits nicely beside your desk or in your bedroom and has a sleek, elegant design. The fan comes in both a white/ silver colour and a gunmetal/ copper colour. It has a sleep timer and an easy-to-use remote control. It allows you to focus the airstream where you need it or set it to a 70-degree oscillation setting.
Dyson is known for their groundbreaking technology, and this is their first personal air treatment machine. It uses their air filtration and air projection techniques to deliver cleaner air and a comfortable cooling experience. The unique HEPA filter captures 99.95% of particle pollutants, including ultrafine particles like pollen, bacteria and mould spores while activated carbon absorbs and traps odours, gases and household fumes like VOCs.
We often consider the indoors, where we spend up to 90% of our time, to be a safe space, free from the allergens and pollutants of the outdoors. However, toxins still get inside, and our indoor environment is vital to our well-being, whether we are disposed to allergies or not. Using the Dyson Pure Cool Me ensures that we breathe the cleanest air possible.
