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Allergy relief: environmental solutions, products and supplies

Allergy relief and environmental solutions can be hard to choose. In this section I answer your questions and discuss allergy relief products, environmental solutions, and supplies recommended by respected sources.

What about those ion generators?
Ion generators & electrostatic-precipitator air cleaners

Am I allergic to feathers?
Feathers and dust mites

Is steam cleaning carpets safe? Will it cause mold growth or use harmful chemicals? Can carpets be dry-cleaned?
Steam cleaning carpets: Is it safe?

My child brought home a book from the school library that has mold on it
Moldy school books

Will ironing clothes & pillow cases or vacuum suction of pillows in a garbage bag kill dust mites?
Ironing or "vacuum-bagging" dust mites

Should allergy sufferers use the bagged or bagless vacuum cleaner?
Bagless vacuum cleaners

Humidity at the beach can promote mold.
Controlling mold in a beach cabin

Mold test kits, petri dishes, and colony counts.
How much mold is too much?

Boric acid, tannic acid, diatomaceous earth or pyrothrins for dust mite control?
Chemicals for dust mite control

Affect of a clothes dryer in addition to hot water, bleach and detergent
Clothes dryers and dust mites

I live where mold grows easily. I have been symptomatic. Should I try the Whispure, a dehumidifier or Hygenaire System?
Mold in my home, don't want to move

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