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A violent sneeze can spray clouds of fluids containing hundreds of viruses from a person’s nose and mouth that will travel up to eight meters (26.2 feet), according to MIT scientists, but an efficient air purifier with Hepa filter could help reduce the risk of infection, says air purification specialist Blueair.
Blueair takes indoor air purification into the ‘Internet of Things’ with its new Sense+ air cleaner that allows owners to adjust air purification from a mobile device with a network connection. The Blueair Sense+ and Aware™ sensor will help change the way people view indoor air purification, a technology that is on the verge of becoming as commonplace in the modern home as a vacuum or refrigerator
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