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A window filter for the nursery

You want to air the baby’s room, but the dust, pollen and mosquitoes coming through the window worry you. A window filter is a physical barrier that lets air in while holding most of them back at the window.

Air the room or keep it shut?

Airing the nursery regularly matters for refreshing humidity, smells and stale indoor air. But many parents worry about the dust, pollen and, especially in the evening, mosquitoes that come in when they open the window. The result is often a room kept shut for long periods.

A window filter eases this dilemma: the window stays open and the air is refreshed, while much of the dust, pollen and mosquitoes stay at the window.

Why do parents choose it?

  • Chemical-freeThe filter works purely physically. It reduces the need for repellent tablets or sprays in the room.
  • Mosquitoes and tiny insectsIt also stops tiny insects such as sand flies that can get through an ordinary mesh.
  • Less dustThe baby’s play area, cot and textiles get dusty more slowly.
  • Easy cleaningPeel it off the tape and rinse it with water; it becomes part of your home cleaning.

Tips for using it in the nursery

  1. Choose the hook-and-loop model. It fits directly to the window frame, needs no drilling and comes off easily for cleaning.
  2. Finish the tape at a height the child cannot reach. Check the filter edges if small children can get near the window.
  3. Spread airing through the day. Short, frequent airing refreshes the air while keeping the room warm.
  4. Clean the filter as the seasons change. One wash at the start and end of pollen season is enough.
A window filter is not a safety product; it does not protect a child from falling out of a window. Always use window locks and safety measures in rooms with small children.
If your baby has a respiratory problem, talk to your paediatrician. A window filter is not a medical product.