Posts Tagged “allergy triggers”
In a study in the late 1980s, the EPA found that in a typical American home the concentrations of some pollutants can be two to five times higher than on the other side of the exterior walls. This is partly the fault of an increase in allergy triggers and other pollutants within homes (such as VOCs – […]Read More
Spring is in the air, which is poetic and evocative, though not always a good thing, especially if you’re one of the millions of Americans who suffer with springtime allergies every year. Fortunately, nobody is defenseless from this common malady. You can take a number of effective steps to eliminate and/or avoid allergy triggers. Follow these […]Read More
Inside a typical American home, the air is dirtier – often a good deal dirtier – than air outside the house. As our homes have become better insulated and sealed against outside contaminants, those same improvements have unfortunately also worked to keep pollutants trapped inside our homes. Many unwholesome contaminants pose a threat to family […]Read More
