Solutions · Mould
Clear the air of mould spores
Damp affects up to half of Australian homes at some point. Airdog captures the airborne mould spores that trigger congestion, coughing and worsen asthma - while you fix the moisture at the source.
Why it matters in Australia
Mould is a common Australian household problem
Mould reproduces through airborne spores that are easily inhaled. According to health authorities, mould exposure can trigger nasal congestion, sneezing, coughing and wheezing, and can worsen asthma and allergies.
The WHO estimates damp affects between 10% and 50% of indoor environments in countries like Australia.
World Health OrganizationMould spreads via microscopic airborne spores that cause problems when inhaled by sensitive people.
NSW HealthMould can trigger and worsen asthma, allergic symptoms and respiratory infections.
Better Health Channel (Vic) / WHOSources: World Health Organization housing guidelines, NSW Health, and the Better Health Channel (Victoria). An air purifier complements - but does not replace - fixing the moisture source and removing visible mould.
An air purifier captures airborne spores - but always address the moisture source too. Ventilation plus filtration is the winning combination.
How Airdog helps
Patented TPA® filtration, down to 0.0146 microns
Where ordinary HEPA filters trap larger particles, Airdog’s Toxin Particle Annihilation (TPA®) technology charges and captures pollutants as small as 0.0146 microns - 20× finer than standard HEPA. Its five-step process targets the microscopic triggers that everyday cleaning leaves behind.
- Captures ultrafine particles, allergens and smoke - not just dust
- Washable, reusable filter plates - no filters to buy and bin
- CARB-certified ozone safe (<0.01 ppm, undetectable)
- Real-time AQI display and app so you can see it working
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FAQ
Common questions
Does an air purifier remove mould?
A purifier captures airborne mould spores, reducing how many circulate and settle in your home. It won’t fix the underlying damp - you’ll still need to control moisture and remove visible mould at the source.
Where is mould most common in Australian homes?
Bathrooms, laundries, kitchens, wardrobes and poorly ventilated bedrooms - anywhere with excess moisture and limited airflow.
Will it help my mould allergy?
By lowering airborne spore levels it can reduce exposure. Pair it with exhaust fans, opening windows on dry days and prompt repairs of leaks.
Are the filters affected by damp?
Airdog uses washable metal collecting plates rather than paper filters, so you simply rinse and dry them rather than replacing damp-prone media.
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