Eco-friendly air filter that uses fully biodegradable materials
From the fumes released by cooking on the stove or lighting a candle to the everyday buildup of pet dander, outdoor allergens, and exhaust from passing cars, the air in your home is constantly being polluted. And while some traditional air filters can get the job done, they can't be recycled—resulting in over 6,000 tons of HEPA filters getting added to our landfills each year. This Briiv Air Filter is a beautifully crafted home essential made with coconut fibers and cutting-edge silk carbon fabrics that filter air just as effectively as plastic filters, and they are fully biodegradable.
- Uses natural materials like lichen, coconut, carbon, and silk to filter air
- The filters are all plastic free and degrade into harmless soil in a matter of months
- Effective at trapping harmful fine particulates, harmful gasses, allergens like pollen, bacteria, and mold spores
- Compatible with smart speakers and can be controlled via smartphone
- High tech design with multiple speed modes you can select in an intuitive interface
- Includes one lichen layer, one coconut layer, and one matrix filter that will last you a full year
- Easily replaceable with additional Briiv filters
- Compact, minimalist look adds a natural feel to the room
- Cycles the air in a 20' x 20' room in one hour
- Charges via USB cable
- Made in the UK
- Reindeer Lichen: Naturally grown inorganic material traps large particles like pollen and other allergens
- Coconut: Made from the fibers of coconut husks, this dense mesh targets particles down to PM5 in size, including bacteria and mold
- Silk Matrix Filter: This layer combines activated carbon with a fine silk-based protein web to trap matter down to PM0.3, which includes harmful fine dust, VOC’s and large viruses
- Dimensions: 6.3" x 8.6"
- Weight: 1.9 lbs
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