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Airborne "Triggers"
Set Off Immune
System Reactions,
Which Cause Respiratory
Attacks for Individuals With:
Asthma
Rhinitis
Sinusitis

Typical Triggers are microscopic particles such as mold spores, cat and dog dander, bird dander, cat saliva, insect droppings (dust mites, cockroaches, spiders, etc.) pollen and fabric fragments.

The Key to Reducing the constant irritation stress that your asthmatic or allergic lungs and sinuses are exposed to is to continually clean the indoor air as much as practical.

Trigger Reduction Cleaning Actions
Make every effort to conduct these air cleaning activities frequently at least in the bedroom of the asthmatic or allergic individual:

Weekly (once or twice)
  • Vacuum fabrics, floors, and walls frequently with a HEPA-filtered vacuum cleaner.

  • Use only electrostatically-charged dust cloths which retain the dust, and discard them immediately after use.

    NOTE:   Don't use hand-held vacuums, standard vacuums, dust mops, feather dusters or dust rags around allergic-asthmatic individuals–they spread too many microscopic particles into the air.

  • Inspect, clean and sanitize humidifiers or dehumidifiers frequently (check for slime).
On Schedule
  • Install "pleated" high quality filters in your forced-air heating and/or cooling system and change them on a schedule (60-90 days) without fail.

  • Maintain a properly-sized HEPA or electrostatic room air cleaner (monthly-annually).
Other Actions
  • Remove carpeting, window fabrics and blinds where possible.

  • Keep bedroom windows closed or install window filters for "fresh air".

  • Cover mattress and pillow with allergen reduction covers.

Find out how to Build a" Low Trigger" Room to reduce the amount of airborne allergen triggers getting into the room's air in the first place.

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Mold Identification/Laboratory Testing

If your surface test confirms you have mold contamination and you want to have the mold identified, send the mold sampling swab to a "specialized testing laboratory."  For a separate fee, this specialized laboratory can conduct microscopic identification of all the molds on your sample. You can send swabs to Home Health Science too! Check the kit for instructions.



 
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