Neutralise odours

Bad smells can be unpleasant or even harmful to us. This is why gaseous pollution can be filtered out of the air. Find out more on how to neutralize bad smells in the air.

Articles on neutralising odours

Away with the bad odour of raclette and fondue

Combat odours with an activated carbon filter

Woman sitting on the ground and bad smell

Bad odours in the home: effective methods for eliminating odours

Dust and dirt are stirred up when wiping.

Polluted indoor air a risk to health

Combat animal smells in your home with an air purifier

FAQs about neutralising odours 💡

Air washers can remove bad odours to a limited extent. An air purifier with an activated carbon filter is suitable for targeted and efficient odour removal. Activated carbon adsorbs odours and neutralises them.

The recommended room size is based on the CADR value (Clean Air Delivery Rate), which indicates how much clean air the device produces per minute. The calculation is based on the desired air exchange rate per hour. We calculate a 1-time air exchange per hour: Room size (m²) = (CADR value in m³/h) ÷ room height (m). Example: An air purifier with a 465 m³/h CADR in a room with a 2.5 m ceiling height is suitable for approximately 186 m². If a higher air exchange rate is required, the recommended room size decreases accordingly.