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Spring allergies can make indoor living uncomfortable. Learn how to reduce allergens and improve air quality for easier breathing.

Understanding Spring Allergies and Indoor Air Quality

Spring allergies affect millions as pollen, dust, and mold spores become more prevalent. While outdoor allergens are unavoidable, indoor air quality plays a key role in symptom management. Reducing allergens inside helps create a healthier living environment.

Common Indoor Triggers for Spring Allergies

Many allergens originate outdoors but make their way inside. Common indoor triggers include:

• Pollen: Enters through open windows, doors, and clothing.
• Dust Mites: Thrive in bedding, carpets, and upholstered furniture.
• Mold Spores: Grow in damp areas like bathrooms and basements.
• Pet Dander: Lingers in air and settles on surfaces.

How to Reduce Spring Allergies Indoors

Follow these steps to minimize allergens in your home:

• Keep windows closed during peak pollen hours.
• Vacuum frequently using a high-efficiency cleaner.
• Wash bedding and curtains regularly to remove dust and allergens.
• Maintain proper indoor humidity to prevent mold growth.
• Use an AirRestore system to refresh and balance indoor air.

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Take Control of Your Spring Allergies Today

Improving air quality can significantly reduce allergy symptoms. By addressing indoor allergens, you can breathe easier and enjoy spring without discomfort.

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Learn more about seasonal allergies and air quality at the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.

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