From dust and pollen to pet dander, cooking fumes and chemicals from cleaning products, your home can contain a surprising number of invisible pollutants. Running of the best air purifiers can help capture these particles and create a cleaner indoor environment for you and your family.
In the UK, we spend up to 90 per cent of our time indoors, where we’re exposed to a range of airborne pollutants, from formaldehyde and dust mites to everyday particles like dust and pollen. An air purifier running in the background can help keep your indoor air cleaner, but with energy prices still a concern, how much does it actually cost to run one, and more importantly, is it worth the expense?
