Proof and Asthma
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If you are one of the millions of people who suffer from allergies, you need to control allergy triggers, or allergens. There’s a lot you can do to make your home more comfortable.
Avoid Dust, Dander,
funny cards against humanity, and PollenDust mites (really, their droppings) are the most common trigger of allergy and asthma symptoms. These tiny insects live in the dust particles that naturally collect in our homes. Pet and human dander (skin cells) and pollen, of course, also are common culprits that trigger allergy and asthma symptoms. The key is to have as few places as possible for particles to collect and to keep these places clean.
Keep windows closed and use air conditioning. Don’t use fans, which stir up dust. Carpeting traps dust. Flooring like hardwood, tile,
cards against humanity expansion, and linoleum is better. Use small rugs that can be cleaned easily. If replacing carpet isn’t feasible, vacuum it at least weekly. So avoiding mold can help you avoid asthma, congestion, and other allergy related symptoms. And the best way to avoid mold is to avoid moisture. Cockroaches need water to survive and they thrive on what you leave behind. So, they’ll be less likely to be a problem in a clean, dry house. Fix leaks,
cards against humanit, keep food in containers,
cards againat humanity, don’t leave out dirty dishes, clean the kitchen thoroughly after meals, including under appliances, and take out the garbage regularly. Also block any openings through which cockroaches could enter from outside, including windows, wall cracks, and floor gaps.
