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Dust and dust mites are
present in every home. The amount of dust will vary depending on the
type and age of your home, the temperature and humidity in the home,
what you keep in the home,, and who lives in the home. Some dust is
present in every home, regardless of how often or how thoroughly the
house is cleaned. House dust is an airborne mixture that might contain
fine particles of soil and plant material from indoors or outdoors,
particles of human and animal skin and hair, fabric fibers, mold spores,
dust mites, fragments of insects that have died and their waste, food
particles, and other debris. Although many substances in dust can
trigger allergic symptoms, the most important indoor allergens are
dust mites, pet dander, cockroaches, and molds.
Dust, dust mite feces, animal dander and mold spores are a major cause
of allergic reactions. All of these irritants are found underneath
furniture and deep in your carpeting. Most vacuums allow particles
as large as 50 microns to be blown back into the air. These pollutants
stay suspended in the air for hours increasing the risk of respiratory
distress. This is why many people experience sneezing and watery eyes
while vacuuming. So how do you keep everything clean?
Indoor
Allergy Symptoms can include, but are not limited to:
Canister Vacuums or HEPA Filter Vacuums
Scientific studies show that HEPA vacuums are excellent at containing
dirt and allergen particles. These superbly engineered vacuums combine
superior suction power with many user-friendly features.
One-Wipe Dust Cloths
This innovative fabric has a built-in static charge that attracts
and locks in dust instantly. This eliminates the scattering of dust
which can cause respiratory distress. It's great for dusting furniture,
TVs and computers.
AllerDust Dusting Spray
Allersearch ADS ™ tannic acid spray de-activates dust mite allergens
as well as allergens from pets, pollens and molds. It can be used
on upholstered furniture, draperies and rugs.
Allergen
Reducer Laundry Detergent
This Super Surfactant concentrated laundry detergent neutralizes and
removes common household allergens without damaging fabrics. Free
of perfumes, dyes and other irritants, allergen reducing laundry detergent
removes dust mite allergens, pet dander, pollen, and mold from all
fabrics without having to use water temperatures of 140 degrees or
higher, allowing you to safely remove allergens from even your most
delicate fabrics.
Allergen Reducing Carpet and Fabric
Powder
Dust Mite Allergies-allergies and asthma symptoms activated by microscopic
bugs that live in carpets, upholstered furniture, bed linens, mattresses
and box springs, animal dander and house dust. Arm & Hammer, as
well as other companies produce allergy reducing carpet powder.
Allergen Reducing Cleaners such as Glass cleaners, Multi-purpose
cleaners, Dishwashing liquid, and Fabric Refreshers
Today, thanks to many technological advancements, cleaning
our homes can be safe for allergy and asthma sufferers. From dusting
aids to dish detergent and from masks to mops, there are many chemical-free
products, dust-reducing products, to help you breathe easy! Another
good product that seems to work well is fabric refreshers. Febreze
Allergen Reducer reduces up to 75% of allergens from cats, dogs, and
dust mites that can become airborne from fabrics.
Here are a few sites to check out some of the products that we recommend:
http://www.allergysolution.com/products.asp?dept=21
http://www.allergyasthmatech.com/Category/Safe_Cleaning/113_113
http://www.allergysolution.com/departments.asp?dept=4
http://www.allergycontrol.com/store/products_main.asp?dept_
id=30100&mscssid=CAP9B7T0PDFC8LUACXJJMD5TQL041ET2
http://www.allergyasthmatech.com/Category/HEPA_Vacuums/100_100
http://www.allergycontrol.com/store/products_main.asp?dept_
id=40000&mscssid=CAP9B7T0PDFC8LUACXJJMD5TQL041ET2 |
Bedroom dust and dust mites are covered in Getting a Good Nights Sleep
(Link to Getting a Good Nights Sleep)
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