Allergy Season Brings Trouble for Many
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Allergy Season Challenges: Finding Relief
As allergy season arrives, millions of Americans brace themselves for a period of discomfort. Common triggers, like oak, ash, alder, elm, poplar, sycamore, grasses, molds, mulberry, and ragweed, lead to symptoms ranging from sneezing and watery eyes to fever.
Approximately 20% of Americans suffer from allergies, with numbers surging in certain regions, such as the Southwest, where nearly half of the population battles allergies yearly.
To combat allergens indoors, many people rely on special air filters in their air conditioning systems. However, those using evaporative coolers, known as "swamp coolers," face a challenge, as these systems lack built-in air filtration.
Evaporative coolers work by drawing in outside air, cooling it by about 20 degrees through damp pads, and then circulating it inside. This method increases indoor humidity slightly compared to air conditioners, which dry the air.
Fortunately, CoolPad Plus offers a solution for cooler users seeking allergy relief. This innovative cooler pad combines efficient cooling with enhanced air filtration. Equipped with a special polyester layer, CoolPad Plus effectively filters out pollen, mold spores, dust, and ragweed, helping to alleviate allergy symptoms and maintain a cleaner home environment.
CoolPad Plus can remove up to 89% of pollen and dust particles from the air. With eight out of ten users reporting superior performance compared to previous pads, it not only lasts twice as long but also ensures consistent cooling throughout the season. Its sturdy construction prevents sagging and air leaks, while a special wetting agent and over 190,000 water-absorbing baffles per pad enhance cooling comfort.
Embrace allergy season with confidence by taking advantage of solutions like CoolPad Plus to ensure better air quality and a more comfortable home.
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