Cleanaer Liquid Ionizer Can Reduce Pollen, Dust and Cat Allergies
Filed in archive Gadgets and Tools Against Allergies , Hay Fever , Insect Allergies , Pet Allergies on December 8, 2006
Here's another gadget that could benefit those with environmental and pet allergies. The Cleanaer is the first liquid ionizer and has been given the British Allergy Foundation Seal of Approval for the reduction of house dust mites and cat allergens.
How does it work?
The cleanaer produces a mist like spray. This spray is a gentle plume of charged particles that are so light they get carried throughout the whole home, The particles will attach themselves to dust, pollen and smoke particles and remove them from the breathable air. The fine fragrance in the cartridge leaves a subtle and gentle aroma in your home.
And these from a device that's just a foot tall! I wonder if they ship outside UK? At £29.99 apiece, seems like a great gift idea for someone with pollen, dust mite or cat allergies.
[Hat Tip: ShinyShiny]

The cleanaer produces a mist like spray. This spray is a gentle plume of charged particles that are so light they get carried throughout the whole home, The particles will attach themselves to dust, pollen and smoke particles and remove them from the breathable air. The fine fragrance in the cartridge leaves a subtle and gentle aroma in your home.
Tags: air+ionizer air+purifier allergies pollen+allergies cat+allergies hay+fever allergy food+allergy
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Response from:
vorons
(12/09/06 9:10am)
great "gadget" i think. thank for this info.
Response from:
Mike Edwards
(04/03/09 8:47am)
I purchased one of these products about a year ago. At first I was a little sceptical as it was a new gadget. I was quite amazed by the effect it had on my rhinitis
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