Humidifier in a baby's room

Which humidifier should you have in the home and why evaporative humidifiers are the museum gold-standard?

Maintaining a stable relative humidity (%RH) in your home is essential for both comfort and health. Get it right, and you’ll breathe more easily, sleep better, and protect your home. Get it wrong, and you may face a whole host of problems for your home and your health. Too much humidity can lead to condensation, damp and mould. Long term, this can lead to respiratory issues for yourself and your family as well as damage to your property. Meanwhile too

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Sefte 8 Coffee table

How to clean your MeacoFan Sefte® Air Circulator

Your MeacoFan Sefte® is built to deliver quiet, powerful cooling – whenever you need it. But like any hard-working appliance, it needs a little TLC from time to time to keep performing at its best. You might notice that after being tucked away over the winter, your fan seems a bit

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What air purifier should I buy? An expert guide

There is growing evidence and a wider public understanding of how indoor air pollution can have a negative effect on a family’s health. We’re more aware than ever of what’s floating around in our home environment. From allergens drifting in through open windows to indoor irritants like dust mites, mould

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5 ways to reduce hay fever symptoms at home

Spring is in the air – and unfortunately, so is pollen. While many look forward to longer days, blooming gardens and warmer weather, springtime also signals the start of allergy season for millions of people across the UK. According to the Met Office, hay fever affects nearly 10 million people

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Elegant lady cleaning up dust from the living room coffee table

Breathe easy: how can an air purifier help with dust?

Dust is a common household nuisance. It seems to appear out of nowhere, settling on surfaces and floating in the air.  Dust is most prevalent in high-traffic areas like living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways, where movement stirs up particles. It also accumulates on soft furnishings, carpets, and electronics, which attract

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Man with plant in clean home

Fighting air pollution in your home

  Is the air in your home as clean as you think? We often think of air pollution as an outdoor problem, but the truth is that the air inside our homes can be just as hazardous to our health. According to The Guardian, 97% of homes around the UK

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