Airborne allergens cause allergy symptoms: The most common cause of allergies in the spring is pollen; rising global temperatures affect plant and flower growth--thus affecting pollen production and release. But other allergens also have severe effects, and they are listed below. Indoor Air Quality
· Airborne mold spores.
· Household dust, skin flakes & insect droppings.
· Pet & Rodent dander: Urine and saliva proteins.
· Household cleaners: (VOCs)
· Pollen and spores: From trees, flowers, and grasses.
· Fungus spores
· Skin flakes (dead human cells)
· Biological aerosols: From imported plants.
What can we do about the effects these allergens have on us? Below are some simple solutions to manage allergies for those persons with sensitivity to them.
· Maintain a clean house; cleaning reduces pollen, dust, and other allergy triggers.
· Change and wash clothes when you get home.
· Turn on the air conditioner, clean air ducts and coils, and replace dirty filters.
· Move your workout indoors.
· Choose flowers wisely; avoid flowers that produce airborne pollen.
· Move your workout indoors.
· Shower at night; it can help wash away any pollen or allergens in your skin, hair, or
clothing.
· Inspect the home for elevated humidity, especially if you see structural damage.
· Quickly resolve structural damages caused by water leaks.
· Be mindful of food allergies.
· Keep indoor air clean using a high-performance air purifier for allergies, mold, viruses,
and other indoor air pollutants.
· Shut your windows and doors.
· Operate an air purifier to remove airborne allergens.
Please call us so we can conduct a wellness inspection of your home.