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Clean air at home for the elderly

In homes with elderly people, regular airing, avoiding draughts and reducing dust and pollen from outside are important. By keeping out dust, pollen and mosquitoes while the window is left open, a window filter makes for a more comfortable environment.

Published: 17 October 2026 · 2 min read

Short answer

Elderly people spend more time at home. That is why indoor air quality directly affects their daily comfort.

Things to watch

Avoid draughts. Air the room while the person is in another room.
Air briefly and often. It reduces heat loss.
Reduce dust. Clean with a damp cloth and cut down on rugs.
Avoid mosquito sprays. Use a window filter instead of chemicals in a closed room.

Easy fitting

Hook-and-loop window filter needs no drilling; a family member can fit it easily, and it comes off for cleaning.

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Last updated: 17 October 2026