Controlling Pollen Indoors

If you are allergic to seasonal pollen, you know that inevitably it will get into your indoor space.

There are some things you can do to keep the levels to a minimum in your home, and still feel like your home is a place where you can breathe clean air.

Parking indoors can make a huge difference. This keeps a lot of pollen from settling on the car, going into the car, and up your nose.

If you’ve been outside a lot during the day, you can use a mud room to remove clothes and shoes leaving them outside of the main living area. Then take a shower to wash the rest of the pollen from your skin and hair.

Even though you do these things, there will still be a considerable amount that comes in on other family members and pets. Pollen is tenacious stuff.

Filtering the air with a cleaner that is specifically designed to remove this allergen is one of the best ways that you can keep amounts low not only throughout peak seasons but all during the year.

See the air cleaner designed to remove the irritants that trigger hay fever including tree, flower, grass and weed pollens.

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Take good care,

Debbie Davis, President
PurerAir.com
(800) 997-2989