LIST: Appliances Families Can Get to Keep the Air at Home Clean
Here are some of Modern Parenting’s recommendations for appliances to help clean the air at home
Whether it’s to keep the mold and mildew away or to protect our loved ones with weakened immune systems, air purifiers, humidifiers, and diffusers are still the best and fastest at it. Especially during the rainy season in the Philippines, moisture is bound to build up. With it, germs and dirt seep in and carrying disease that can get families sick.
Here are some air purifiers, humidifiers, and diffusers that Modern Parenting recommends to have in your home:

Medklinn Air+ Surface Sterilizers
Air purifiers don’t always need to be big to be efficient. Some can be compact like the Medklinn Air+ Surface Sterilizer. Easy to store and charge, parents can bring this fun-sized air purifier wherever they go. They run 24/7 with minimal power consumption and no bulky filters to replace.
Being available in different variants like the Asens Home Series, Versa Home+ Travel Series, and Autoplus Auto Series proves that the air sterilizers can be used anywhere. By using Active Oxygen, it sterilizes both air and eliminates up to 99.9% of viruses, bacteria, allergens, mould, VOCs, and odors.
While traditional air purifiers just trap pollutants in their filters, Medklinn’s patented Cerafusion™ technology actively breaks down harmful particles and odor-causing germs at the molecular level. Its dual-action purification neutralizes everyday smells—from cooking to pets—and modifies allergens such as dust mites, pollen, and mold spores, to protect our families from allergies, sinus issues, and reduce asthma attacks.
Discover Medklinn at select True Value stores, or shop online via Medklinn PH, Lazada, and Garden Barn, Inc.

Stadler Form Oskar Humidifier
While Stadler has various products, the Stadler Form Oskar shines as the almost inaudible solution for dry indoor air. Using efficient evaporative technology, it silently humidifies rooms up to 30 square meters for the small, 50 square meters for the regular size, and 100 square meters for the big—which is perfect for bedrooms, nurseries, or family spaces where restful sleep matters.
Oskar features a built-in hygrostat for precise humidity control, auto shut-off for safety, a fragrance dispenser for optional scents, and dimmable night mode LEDs to ensure your high-quality, undisturbed sleep. Plus, it’s easy to refill in case they run out of water—just pop out the back and add water. It also sends out a memo to remind families to change the filter when necessary!
The Stadler Form Oskar Humidifier is found in selected True Value branches and online through Garden Barn, Inc.’s main website and Lazada.

Hiessēnce
If parents are trying to create a haven of peace amid the daily whirlwind, Hiessēnce offers that upgrade with their fragrance diffusers. The country’s first European-designed Premium Smart Aroma Diffuser brings safe, soothing scents into your home with effortless elegance. Crafted by the world-renowned Daye Design Group, each diffuser blends award-winning design with smart functionality.
True to its name, hiessēnce (“high essence”) elevates everyday living, helping families create a warm, tranquil environment where both parents and little ones can relax, recharge, and reconnect.

UV Care
UV Care brings hospital-grade air purification right into your home, using advanced UV-C technology to eliminate up to 99.9% of viruses, bacteria, allergens, and airborne pollutants. They work around the clock to make sure your home has cleaner and fresher air, without the use of harsh chemicals.
Best-selling innovations like the UV Care Super Air Cleaner Pro and the UV Care Portable Germ Zapper make it effortless to protect every space—from busy living rooms to cozy kids’ bedrooms.
Clean air isn’t a luxury for families; it’s a must.
The worst kind of diseases are the airborne ones. We can’t fight what we can’t see! Unlike those that infect via liquid or eating something bad, airborne diseases, mold, and mildew usually just hit out of nowhere. The worst-case scenario is that we won’t know that we’re hit until our kids or ourselves feel something.
Especially during rainy seasons and all the stress, our immune systems suffer and make us more prone to airborne diseases. That’s why: invest in one of these appliances when you can. When our homes have clean air, we breathe easily—figuratively and literally!
Frequently Asked Questions
During the rainy season in the Philippines, moisture builds up and creates the perfect breeding ground for mold, mildew, and airborne germs. Air purifiers, humidifiers, and diffusers help reduce allergens, neutralize odors, and maintain healthy indoor air quality—protecting kids and parents from respiratory illnesses and allergies.
An air purifier removes or neutralizes harmful particles such as dust, viruses, and bacteria. A humidifier adds moisture to dry indoor air, easing coughs and dry skin. A diffuser disperses soothing scents or essential oils, creating a calming atmosphere for relaxation and stress relief.
For best results, air purifiers and humidifiers can run continuously or at least several hours a day, especially during allergy season or rainy months. Most modern units are energy-efficient and designed for round-the-clock use with minimal maintenance.
Yes—when used according to manufacturer instructions. Many newer models are chemical-free, use natural filtration methods, and have built-in safety features like automatic shut-off to ensure worry-free operation around children and pets.
However, if they have citrus oils, keep them away from pets. That burns their tongues and skin when exposed long enough.
Consider your family’s needs first. For allergies or asthma, an air purifier with advanced filtration is key. For dry indoor air, a humidifier helps maintain comfort. For a soothing home ambiance, a smart diffuser can elevate everyday living. Room size, noise level, and maintenance requirements should also guide your choice.
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