Air scrubbers remove allergens from the air through a combination of water and filters

The air scrubber removes allergens in the air through a combination of water and filters. It is an innovative air purification technology that can significantly purify common allergens such as pollen, dust mites, mold spores, and animal dander. Effect. Its unique working principle relies on water as the main adsorption and filtration medium. Compared with traditional dry air purifiers, it not only improves filtration efficiency, but also increases air humidity and improves the overall quality of the indoor environment.
As a natural filtering medium, water has extremely high adsorption properties. As the air passes through the water tank of the air scrubber, airborne particles, allergens and other suspended solids are captured by the water flow and dissolved or attached to the surface of the water molecules. The density and surface tension of water allow these tiny particles to be easily adsorbed and settle when in contact with water. For larger particles such as pollen and dust mites, water can quickly coat these particles, causing them to lose their ability to be suspended in the air, thus greatly reducing their concentration indoors.
Air scrubbers are usually equipped with multi-layer filters that can effectively supplement the water filtration function. The fine structure of the filter traps larger particles such as animal dander and hair that have not yet been absorbed by the water. These filters are usually specially treated to capture very small allergen particles and can even provide some filtration effectiveness against certain microorganisms such as mold spores. Through dual purification of water and filters, air scrubbers can significantly reduce the content of allergens in the air, thereby helping allergy sufferers avoid respiratory symptoms and skin problems caused by exposure to these substances.