Air Treatment Filters

In this health-first era, we all want our home to be a safe haven for our loved ones. That’s why air purifiers have become the must-have home appliance for helping removing dust, smoke, toxins and harmful bacteria from the air around us. Looking to clean the air at your place? Then meet the latest air purifiers from Samsung.

“A best-in-class air purifier like the Samsung Ultimate Air Purifier can make a noticeable difference to your day-to-day home comfort, even while you’re asleep,” says Scott Bazley, The Good Guys Buyer – Air Quality.

Considering an air purifier to improve your home’s air quality but wondering if these appliances really make that much of a difference? Time to meet the Smart Air Plus range of tried, tested and much-loved Breville air purifiers providing relief from everything from hay fever symptoms and stale smells to wheezy nights and housework (hello, less dusting!). The Breville Smart Air purifier range is scoring rave reviews with our customers for transforming their home lives for the better. 

“As people start to see real evidence of healthier living in their own homes, they quickly become converted to the benefits of air purifiers; thus, there’s a growing trend for households to build their own safer air zones, room by room, by snapping up matching models in different sizes,” says Scott Bazley, The Good Guys Buyer – Air Treatment.

Here’s how the latest Breville air treatment appliances can deliver on the promise of a fresher, healthier home for you and your family. Plus, some of our superfan customers’ Breville air purifier reviews to help you decide.

Also known as allergic rhinitis, the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has found that almost one in five Australians suffer from hay fever. Hay fever is caused by an allergic reaction to outdoor or indoor allergens, such as pollen, dust mites or tiny flecks of skin and saliva shed by cats, dogs and other animals with fur or feathers. It is usually at its peak in south-east Australia in spring and early summer. In Queensland, it strikes from December to April, while the pollen-rich air of WA sees cases spike in July and August. In addition to medication and practical advice from organisations such as Asthma Australia, there are some effective items including air purifiers, humidifiers, dehumidifiers and allergy busting vacuums to help you breathe easier this hay fever season.

Looking for one system that keeps the house cool in February and warm in July? A reverse cycle air conditioner does both, and the features that matter most are inverter technology, a strong Zoned Energy Rating Label score for your climate, the right capacity for the room, and the controls and filtration that suit how you actually live.

Choosing well is less about chasing the biggest number on the box and more about matching a system to your home. Here’s what each feature actually does, and how to narrow the range down to the right unit for your space.