All of us require personal space, and for a long time now, it’s been thought that this buffer zone is a mere social construct. But really, it’s an important factor affecting physical health and well-being, too. That’s why we need to control this invisible bubble well, even at home.

Did you know that the air in our homes can be up to seven times* more polluted than the air outside? Besides imported viruses and bacteria, everyday items at home – like mats, cushions and pillows as well as room sprays and cleaning detergents – can play host to harmful microscopic particles such as bacteria, pollen, mould spores and ultra-fine chemical particles.