It’s all very well staying cool in the summer months, but keeping the air inside your home healthy is an even greater necessity – particularly for allergy sufferers and those living in cities where pollen and other airborne contaminants readily find their way into our homes.
As temperatures rise and windows are opened more frequently, the boundary between indoor and outdoor air becomes increasingly blurred, making air quality management an essential part of your hot-weather routine.
Summer comfort starts with the air you breathe
Effective air purifiers are defined by how well they deliver clean air for the size of room they’re in.
Air purifiers typically run for long periods of time, especially where pollen is prevalent and in the winter months when windows are usually shut, limiting fresh air indoors. It’s often in shared spaces like living rooms and bedrooms where acoustic comfort is just as important as filtration efficiency, which is where Quiet Mark comes in.
For over 15 years, Quiet Mark has taken on what no one else has: the complex sound measurement, comparison and assessment of the hundreds of products we encounter every day to identify the quietest products helping us reclaim calm where it matters most.
Our acousticians thoroughly assess sound quality across every model’s performance as well as sound power, evaluating how products perform (in our homes every day) to identify those that deliver best performing air purification without the unwanted noise.
Contrary to popular belief, sound is not a single number: low-frequency motor hums, airflow turbulence and high-frequency fans all combine to shape how a device is acoustically experienced by the user, which is why Quiet Mark looks beyond the headline noise levels, as Richard Wilkinson, Technical Manager, explains:
“Sound quality measurement is complex and vital in the analysis of sound performance.
“Quiet Mark considers several factors in our lab tests to verify the sound performance of market-wide air purifiers, including the product’s sound quality.
“Several appliances can have the same decibel level, however if any of these products has an unpleasant tone or frequency we cannot pass it for Quiet Mark Certification.”
So, if you’re looking to get your home set for summer, check out Quiet Mark’s coolest picks below, or head over to their dedicated Quiet Air page to see more.
Blueair Mini Restful™ Air Purifier Sunrise Clock
Russell Hobbs RHAP2831W Clean Air Style Air Purifier
Blueair Blue Pure 3250i Max Air Purifier

