Cleaning Up For Hay Fever Allergies
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Cleaning Up for Hay Fever Allergies
Overview
With spring approaching, pollen?"the main trigger for hay fever?"is on its way. Preparing now can help minimize symptoms like watery eyes, runny nose, and fatigue. Here’s how you can reduce pollen exposure in a typical American home.
Reduce Pollen Exposure
Air Conditioning
To minimize pollen indoors, ensure your home is equipped with air conditioning. While open windows are appealing, they allow pollen to enter. Regularly inspect your air conditioning filters, which often double as furnace filters. Opt for high-quality filters from brands like 3M, WEB, or Purolator, which are more efficient than cheaper alternatives. During peak pollen season, replace these filters monthly for optimal air quality.
Personal Cleanliness
After returning home, take a quick shower and change into clean clothes to remove pollen from your hair, skin, and garments. This practice reduces your personal pollen exposure, helping your body to unwind and prepare for a restful night's sleep.
Cleaning Practices
When cleaning, wear a dust mask to protect yourself from inhaling pollen and dust stirred up by vacuuming and dusting. Invest in a vacuum with a HEPA filter, which effectively captures pollen and other particles, ensuring cleaner air in your home.
HEPA Air Purifiers
If sneezing persists, consider using HEPA air purifiers. Place a small purifier in each bedroom and keep them running on high during the day to create a clean air environment for restful sleep. Set up another purifier in common areas to enhance air quality before bedtime.
Seek Medical Advice
If symptoms continue despite these measures, consult your doctor. New medications are available that can prevent the T-cells responsible for allergy symptoms like a runny nose.
By following these steps, you can create a more comfortable and allergy-friendly home environment this spring.
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