allergy-proof your home

From the bathroom to the kitchen to the bedroom, here are some easy steps to get rid of the things that make you sick. Tips for the whole family. . . . 1)
Adjust the humidity at home to about 30-40%.
You can buy a moisture meter at home.
Improve the store. 2)
Replace the stove filter every month to help keep the air flowing clean at home. 3)
Invest in a quality air purifier that helps reduce particulate matter in the air. Bedroom Tips. . . . 1)
Wash your bedding with hot water every week. . .
At least 130 degrees.
Turn on the water heater for this work and turn it off after it is finished. 2)
Mattresses and pillowcases will help reduce the waste of dust, which is the main reason for allergies and asthma outbreaksups.
Living room tips. . . . 1)
Regular vacuum, especially model with Hepa filter or double filterlayer bag. 2)
Try not to put pets on furniture.
Try to wash your pet once a week if possible. Bathroom Tips. . . . 1)
Scrub the corner of the shower or tub every week.
Bleach or other toxic chemicals are not required.
Many environmental-safe cleaners kill bacteria and viruses.
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The bathroom floor is the best to clean easily.
Clean the mats in hot water every week and make sure they are dry during use. Kitchen Tips. . . . 1)
Clean and clean around stoves, refrigerators, and toasters where crumbs are easy to gather.
Don\'t put plates in the sink.
Seal all the food. 2)
Cracks in walls, windows, and floors may have caulking areas for pests.
Bugs and cockroaches increase air quality.
These are just a few steps to a healthier environment.
Every step you take towards a cleaner environment contributes to the health of you and the people you care about.