Allergic to Your House? How to Prevent Indoor Allergies

The only thing worse than allergies is indoor allergies. Americans spend about 90 percent of their time indoors, where the concentration of pollutants can actually be two to five times higher than outdoors. Yikes!
If you or your family have been sneezing, wheezing, or itching indoors, allergies could be to blame. Common indoor allergens such as mold, dust, dander, and mites can trigger uncomfortable – and potentially dangerous – allergic reactions.
While it is impossible to get rid of allergens entirely, you can take some simple steps to reduce your exposure at home.

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