How to Reduce Pollen and Dust Allergies at Home

Start With Your Filter

The single most effective step is fitting a higher-grade filter to your air conditioning or HVAC system. Moving from a basic filter to an F5 or F7 filter dramatically reduces the pollen and fine dust in circulation.

For bedrooms and living areas where allergy sufferers spend the most time, a dedicated HEPA air purifier adds another layer of protection.

Simple Habits That Help

• •Keep windows closed on high-pollen and windy days
• •Replace or clean filters more often during peak pollen season
• •Vacuum with a HEPA-equipped cleaner
• •Wash bedding weekly in hot water to reduce dust mites
• •Add a carbon filter stage if odours or fumes also trigger symptoms

Don't Let Filters Become the Problem

A clogged filter stops working — and can even become a source of allergens itself. During spring and other high-pollen periods, check your filters monthly and replace them once they look loaded with dust.

Choosing the Right Grade

For most allergy sufferers, an F5 to F7 filter offers the best balance of airflow and particle capture. If symptoms are severe, step up to HEPA in the rooms that matter most.

We Can Help You Breathe Easier

We manufacture and supply filters in every grade, including custom sizes for non-standard systems. Call 07 3800 3448 or browse our full catalogue to find the right allergen-reducing filter.