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Anti- Allergy Vacuum Cleaner

The air is clean with SEBO Vacuums 

A good quality vacuum will of course clean the floor but a great vacuum will also enhance your indoor air quality (IAQ). Dust seems more prevalent nowadays and a lot more people suffering from allergic reactions. Best to invest in a vacuum cleaner with anti-allergy design.

a great vacuum will also enhance your
indoor air quality

SEBO FLOORCARE

Vacuum Cleaner Filtration

anti allergy vacuum design

SEBO vacuums possess 3-step filtration system consisting of:

  1. A multi layer filter bag.
  2. A micro-hygiene filter.
  3. An exhaust filter. 
Sensitive Choice Approved SEBO XP20
Sensitive Choice Approved Partner

Together they achieve excellent filter results.

SEBO E, SEBO K, SEBO X and SEBO Felix machines carry the British Allergy Foundation Seal of Approval as well as the Approval from the National Asthma Council of AustraliaSensitive Choice Program, making SEBO the perfect choice for people who suffer from allergies.

S-class Filtration

Only high-quality filter material is used in combination with an excellent sealed vacuum cleaner casing achieve the requirements of SEBO S-class filtration. 

To meet the S-CLASS standard the filtration system has to remove a minimum of 99.97% of particles of 0.3 microns. The SEBO S-CLASS system will remove 100% of particles of 1 micron and above. Dust mite faeces are approx. 10 microns.

The SEBO S-CLASS system will remove 100% of particles of 1 micron and above

SEBO S-CLASS FILTRATION STANDARD

Sealed vacuum bags – anti allergy

Sealable vacuum bags ensures that the fine dust particles stay in the closed vacuum cleaner system. SEBO domestic vacuums have S-class filtration with anti-allergy design. 
Every SEBO bag has a convenient hygiene lid to seal the bag after it is full – no dust or allergens (such as mould spores or pet dander) will escape into the ambient air.

For increased asthma and allergy protection your SEBO vacuum bag door will not close unless the filter and bag are in place.

Electrostatic filter material

Other than usual filtration systems, the SEBO filtration takes place by using the principle of electrostatics

Several charged micro fibres block the opposite charged particles. This allows a relative open structure that favours the air stream and at the same time lowers the chance of plugging. The result is a much smoother and long-lasting filtration.

So which vacuum suits?

Anti Allergy Vacuum

Which anti allergy vacuum cleaner is best? Well, that all depends on your carpet type and fibre. Check out SEBO’s floor guide here or ph 02 9678 9200 to speak with a friendly customer service staff member.

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Allergies: Should you remove your carpets?

Allergy and Asthma sufferers have long been told that having carpets causes allergies and allergic reactions to increase. Read this before you rip your carpets up…

Do you have allergies?

Allergen – Pet dander

…. Believe it or not, you can keep your carpets.

Do carpets cause allergies to increase? Studies have shown that carpets are often better at trapping allergens than hard flooring such as tile or hardwood.

How can carpets be better than hard floor for allergies?

Particles and allergens fall to the floor (out of the breathing zone) and onto the carpet. The fibres of the carpet trap allergens and particles, reducing their continued circulation in the air beneficial for asthma and allergy sufferers.

Minimise allergens in carpets

Proper cleaning with a SEBO vacuum cleaner effectively sucks up the dust, dirt and allergens such as pollen, pet dander, dust mites, in the carpet, locks it in the air tight machine and keeps it out of the air.

Don’t ditch your carpets solely because of allergies.

Creating a healthy home can help you and your family breathe cleaner, fresher air and potentially reduce allergic reactions or allergy-related asthma attacks.

SEBO Vacuum Cleaners remove maximum debris, retain the debris in a sealed system and disposal of the debris is hygienic.

With SEBO you clean the air you breath as well as the floors you walk on!

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