Kä rcher offers to start fighting allergies with the DS 5600 Mediclean water filter vacuum cleaner. It features a four-stage filtration system, a proprietary Kä The best way to keep the air in your room as clean as possible.
Millions of people around the world are susceptible to allergic reactions. In autumn, when the immune system is low, both adults and children react more acutely to invisible allergens.
Many vacuum cleaner models cannot cope with allergens because they have a low filtration rate which traps only large particles of dirt and are powerless against microscopic allergens.
The DS 5600 Mediclean vacuum cleaner copes with both the largest and the smallest particles. Four stages of filtration combined with an advanced floor nozzle defeat most allergen-causing particles.
The four-stage filtration system works as follows. First step – basic filtration. The purification process takes place inside the AquaStream water filter, which is a container filled with clean water.
Water absorbs all dust and dirt particles the moment they hit the filter and eliminates the possibility of dust or dust being thrown back into the room to be cleaned, yet the vacuum cleaner retains its suction power.
In addition, the water filter will not clog over time, which guarantees constant suction power and uninterrupted vacuuming.
Second and third step cleaning – intermediate filter and HEPA-13. The first filters out the finest airborne particles while the HEPA-13 filters out pollen, fungal spores, bacteria and dust mite droplets. Such filtration efficiency reaches 99.99%.
It is worth noting that this kind of cleaning does not use synthetic detergents, which themselves can become allergens.
The final stage of dust control takes place in the outlet filter. It captures the smallest particles, even the harmful wear and tear products from the carbon brushes of the electric motor.
The DS 5600 Mediclean aqua vacuum cleaner not only cleans the dust on the floor, but also the air, protecting people who are prone to allergies.
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