Keeping a dog, cat or another animal as a pet is common in many countries around the world, but our furry and feathery friends can trigger allergies and asthma. A Blueair air purifier may be an ideal solution for those wanting to breath allergen-free indoor air, especially during cold winter days when we and our pets spend more time indoors.
Blueair takes indoor air purification into the ‘Internet of Things’ with its new Sense+ air cleaner that allows owners to adjust air purification from a mobile device with a network connection. The Blueair Sense+ and Aware™ sensor will help change the way people view indoor air purification, a technology that is on the verge of becoming as commonplace in the modern home as a vacuum or refrigerator
The European Respiratory Society (ERS) and European Lung Foundation (ELF) recently launched their inaugural Healthy Lungs for Life campaign with the theme: Breathe Clean Air.
Blueair has unveiled the future of indoor air cleaning technology and how it changes our lives for the better at the IFA Berlin technology show running 5 - 10 September in the German capital. Blueair launched two new innovative product lines, including the world’s most powerful indoor air purifier that uses little energy and an air cleaner designed for a younger, more health aware generation.
Blueair, det svenska teknikföretaget för rening av inomhusluft, har utsett Johan Skåntorp till produktutvecklingschef med strategiskt ansvar för Blueairs produktinnovationer med sikte på 2020.
China's air pollution problems have made headlines globally, but in both Europe and the USA air pollution is still a major problem - with potentially serious consequences for human health and well-being.