It is common to experience symptoms of hay fever or allergic asthma at home. Allergies don’t always have a season and can strike you at any time of the year. While there are no measures you can take when it comes to the outside world, there are some steps you can take to reduce the number of allergens in your home. We all want to be comfortable at home so make sure that your home is free of any ingredients that can trigger allergies in you!
keep pets out of the bedroom
Remember that the bedroom is a place of rest for every member of your family. If anyone in the family is allergic to pets, keep your pet out of the bedroom. Arrange your pet to sleep in a separate room and give them a bath once a week to remove allergies to their fur.
Choose furniture wisely
Do you feel discomfort every time you lie on the couch? Upholstery or dirt in the furniture could be the cause. You can replace sofas or chairs with furniture made of leather, wood, metal or plastic. They are easy to clean and also keep allergens away.
keep the fridge clean
Keeping the refrigerator clean is an essential step towards keeping your kitchen allergy free and clean. Wipe off excess moisture in the fridge to avoid mold. Throw away spoiled food. Empty the dripping pan and don’t forget to clean it. Clean or replace moldy rubber seals around doors.
keep your bathroom well ventilated
No one likes smelly and moldy bathrooms. To keep your bathroom tidy and prevent mold, allow sunlight to enter the bathroom. If this is not possible, then install an exhaust fan for ventilation.
don’t smoke your house
Smoking is a dangerous to health. Keep the house away from smoking. If someone smokes in your house, then keep a separate balcony for it where other people go less.
