Dust mites, allergies, fine dust. We've all heard of it. Some people don't mind at all, some people do. We have them in our house, that's for sure.
The house dust mite is a transparent spider-like creature about 0.3 mm in size, invisible to the naked eye. They survive by eating dead human and pet skin flakes that float in the air or stay on dusty surfaces. That's why you'll find them in duvets, sheets and mattresses, rugs and fabric furniture. Despite their small size, skin dust mites can cause severe allergic reactions such as: stuffy or runny nose, sore throat, tightness, itchy eyes, etc.
fights allergens
When you have allergies, it is important to keep your home free of dust and allergens. House dust mites like damp places, so in addition to good ventilation, it's important to keep your home as dust-free as possible. For cleaning, a dry static cloth is recommended. When using a vacuum cleaner, consider the best range and cleaning for all places and different types of surfaces. Consider the variety of brushes and attachments, and there are even specialized animal brushes that you can use to brush your four-legged friends.
prevent harmful emissions
With most conventional vacuums, you can pick up the dust, but fine dust and dust mites are blown back to the back of the room. When using a central vacuum cleaner system, blow it out by "blow out". Can't you blow it out? No problem, the central vacuum cleaning system has a unique HEPA filter. In this way, you can ensure that odors, fine dust and allergens that can be harmful to your health are removed.
suction is important
The suction power of a vacuum cleaner is crucial for deep cleaning floors and other surfaces. The advantage of a central vacuum cleaning system is the large and very powerful motor used. This is possible because the vacuum cleaner has a fixed setting. A powerful motor combined with a suitable brush ensures very effective cleaning and reduction of dust mites and/or other allergies. You only carry one lightweight vacuum cleaner hose with you.
