We’ve spoken a lot about allergy relief and mold spores.
We’ve discussed how mold is kept somewhat at bay by the winter, and we’ve looked at how mold can grow anywhere, even a shower head.
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Archive for February, 2010
Allergy Relief Tips: 5 Things to Know About Mold
Friday, February 26th, 2010Alternative Allergy Relief Suggestions: Acupuncture
Friday, February 26th, 2010Even with the best allergy relief products, people find themselves popping anti-histamines like Smarties just to keep themselves feeling 100 percent.
The problem is, though you can keep your home a safe haven through the use of central vacuums and HEPA air filters, you still have to venture into the outside world. And when that happens, the allergens can find their ways into your system.
Natural Allergy Control Products In Snow, Problem of Spring
Friday, February 19th, 2010Snow is a great natural allergy control product.
And now, in the deepest of winter, it is doing its job well (assuming you are somewhere that has snow, though the cold in general has the following effects to some degree). Mold and mold spores, some of the worst allergens to attack the system, are kept at bay by the falling temperatures and blanketing of snow. During winter, these are severely limited by the cold and snow destroying them.
Central Vacuum Repairs Web Special
Wednesday, February 17th, 2010Central vacuum repairs are an important part of owning a central vacuum to keep it in good working and allergen reducing condition.
But sometimes, even when following our simple steps to keeping a central vacuum in good repair and running well, central vacuums can still break. This is nothing to write home about, but when it does happen, it can put a pretty big strain on the piggy bank.