Entry #2747, August 15, 2013 Your home is a sanctuary where you can escape if you need to relax after a tiring day from office. It is a place where you can kick off your shoes, sit by the couch and forget about the world outside. But excess dust, mould or moisture can turn a…
Guest Blogger #974, Entry #2474, May 30, 2013 As if it isn’t bad enough that you cough, sneeze, and wheeze your way through spring thanks to outdoor seasonal allergies, now you’ve discovered that the interior air in your home could be to blame for ongoing allergy symptoms. And there are all kinds of culprits that could…
Guest Blogger #917, Entry #2149, March 28, 2013 After an especially long, cold winter, we welcome spring with open arms – the ability to throw open the windows and experience the sunshine and fresh air. However, if you are one of the 40 million Americans who suffer from seasonal allergies, outdoor air (and uninvited pollen) can…
Guest Blogger #505, Entry #1155, May 7, 2012 Is there anything worse than coming home after a long day of sneezing through seasonal pollen only to be bombarded by the dust and pet dander floating around your home? If you’re sick and tired of your house causing you to be sick and tired, perhaps it’s…
Entry #291, October 5, 2010 Your home is the culprit of many allergens, viruses and germs and many can be avoided! A year ago on Stagetecture, I ran a post called, “Is your family still sneezing? It may be your house”. I think it always helps to review these helpful hints before winter sets in!…
If you’re like me, or thousands of other allergy sufferers the thought of gardening comes with a grimace. I, personally loved getting out in the yard until seasonal allergies kept me stuffy and sneezing days later. I was surprised to hear there are flowers that are allergen free for your yard. Now you can enjoy…