AirGuard+ No-Mould Diffuser
A proprietary slow release antimicrobial gel for enclosed spaces.
Where patches work inside a single dust bag, this covers a whole wardrobe, cabinet or storeroom. Open it, put it on a shelf, and leave it.
Made for the spaces that never get airflow. The back of a built in wardrobe. A storeroom that sits shut for months. The cabinet where the off season bags live.
- What it is
- Benefits
- Who it's for
- The details
- How to use
- FAQs
Singapore sits at around 80% humidity, and a closed wardrobe holds onto it. By the time you see spots on a bag, the air in that wardrobe has been working against it for weeks.
The usual fixes fall short. Dehumidifiers need electricity and emptying. Silica gel packets are too small for a wardrobe. Patches look after one bag, not the space around it.
AirGuard+ looks after the air in the whole enclosed space, continuously, so your collection sits in a protected environment rather than a damp one.
Not sure how many jars you need? Calculate here.
- Protects a whole wardrobe or cabinet, not just one bag
- Works around the clock for 30 to 60 days per jar
- Cuts the musty smell in closed wardrobes and air conditioned rooms
- No electricity, no refilling, no maintenance
- Non toxic, with a light scent that does not cling to clothes or bags
- Lab tested for Singapore's humidity
- Walk in wardrobes with several leather bags
- Shoe cabinets
- Storage boxes holding seasonal leather
- Bedrooms with an air conditioner that smells musty when it starts up
- Bathrooms and storerooms prone to mould
Best used with Anti-Mould Patches. AirGuard+ looks after the wardrobe. Patches go inside the bags and shoes that matter most.
A proprietary slow release antimicrobial gel in a sealed jar with a perforated lid.
Coverage: up to 1.5 x 1.0 x 0.6m per jar.
Lasts: 30 to 60 days, depending on the size of the space and how humid it gets.
Scents: White Tea, Forest Pine and Fresh Linen.
For enclosed spaces. Keep the jar upright with its lid on, and out of reach of children and pets.
- Remove the seal and fit the perforated lid.
- Place it in the wardrobe, cabinet or storage area, or near your air conditioner.
- Leave it. Nothing to plug in and nothing to top up.
- Replace it when the gel has visibly shrunk.
Large walk in wardrobe? Use 2 to 3 jars. Place one towards the back, where air moves least.
Why put this near my air conditioner?
Because of what happens after you switch it off. Condensation sits on the coils and in the drain tray for hours, and a dark wet space is where mould starts. That is the smell you get on start up the next evening. We made this because of that problem in our own bedroom.
How is this different from the patches?
Patches go inside a bag, a shoe box or a dust bag. AirGuard+ looks after the air in the wardrobe or room those things sit in. Most people who own several bags use both.
Will it damage my leather?
It never touches your leather. The gel stays in the jar.
Is the scent strong?
No. It gives off a light fragrance that you won't smell on your clothes or bags.
Is it safe around children and pets?
The gel stays contained in the jar. Keep the jar out of reach, as you would any household product, and keep the lid on.
How do I know when to replace it?
When the gel has dropped noticeably. Writing the date you opened it on the lid saves guessing.
What it is
Singapore sits at around 80% humidity, and a closed wardrobe holds onto it. By the time you see spots on a bag, the air in that wardrobe has been working against it for weeks.
The usual fixes fall short. Dehumidifiers need electricity and emptying. Silica gel packets are too small for a wardrobe. Patches look after one bag, not the space around it.
AirGuard+ looks after the air in the whole enclosed space, continuously, so your collection sits in a protected environment rather than a damp one.
Not sure how many jars you need? Calculate here.
Benefits
- Protects a whole wardrobe or cabinet, not just one bag
- Works around the clock for 30 to 60 days per jar
- Cuts the musty smell in closed wardrobes and air conditioned rooms
- No electricity, no refilling, no maintenance
- Non toxic, with a light scent that does not cling to clothes or bags
- Lab tested for Singapore's humidity
Who it's for
- Walk in wardrobes with several leather bags
- Shoe cabinets
- Storage boxes holding seasonal leather
- Bedrooms with an air conditioner that smells musty when it starts up
- Bathrooms and storerooms prone to mould
Best used with Anti-Mould Patches. AirGuard+ looks after the wardrobe. Patches go inside the bags and shoes that matter most.
The details
A proprietary slow release antimicrobial gel in a sealed jar with a perforated lid.
Coverage: up to 1.5 x 1.0 x 0.6m per jar.
Lasts: 30 to 60 days, depending on the size of the space and how humid it gets.
Scents: White Tea, Forest Pine and Fresh Linen.
For enclosed spaces. Keep the jar upright with its lid on, and out of reach of children and pets.
How to use
- Remove the seal and fit the perforated lid.
- Place it in the wardrobe, cabinet or storage area, or near your air conditioner.
- Leave it. Nothing to plug in and nothing to top up.
- Replace it when the gel has visibly shrunk.
Large walk in wardrobe? Use 2 to 3 jars. Place one towards the back, where air moves least.
FAQs
Why put this near my air conditioner?
Because of what happens after you switch it off. Condensation sits on the coils and in the drain tray for hours, and a dark wet space is where mould starts. That is the smell you get on start up the next evening. We made this because of that problem in our own bedroom.
How is this different from the patches?
Patches go inside a bag, a shoe box or a dust bag. AirGuard+ looks after the air in the wardrobe or room those things sit in. Most people who own several bags use both.
Will it damage my leather?
It never touches your leather. The gel stays in the jar.
Is the scent strong?
No. It gives off a light fragrance that you won't smell on your clothes or bags.
Is it safe around children and pets?
The gel stays contained in the jar. Keep the jar out of reach, as you would any household product, and keep the lid on.
How do I know when to replace it?
When the gel has dropped noticeably. Writing the date you opened it on the lid saves guessing.