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Neutralizing Dust – A Guide For Happier Life For People With Dust Allergies
People with allergies have to battle with various uncomfortable symptoms. Sneezing, itchy, red and watery eyes, a stuffy and runny nose are some of their daily challenges. It can actually be difficult to differentiate allergies from a cold. Dust allergies can also lead to asthma if not mitigated in good time. Unfortunately, allergic people suffer the most from their homes, a place they are supposed to feel safe. How can you make the fight against allergies more effective?
1. Get Rid of Wall-to-Wall Carpets
To many, this measure will feel like an extreme remedy. Floor rugs make a room feel cozy and look elegant. What you may not notice is that the materials used on these carpets harbor a lot of dust and other pollutants. Most of the dust particles are stirred up during vacuuming and sweeping or when you step on the carpet. They fill the air and you inhale them most during this time. No wonder, sneezing and itching of eyes seem to worsen immediately after cleaning.
To get rid of excess dust and other pollutants in your home, do away with carpets. Then, install another flooring material such as vinyl, tiles, and wood. These are beautiful, easy to clean and do not harbor plenty of dust particles like carpets.
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