Asthma Triggers to Watch for in Your Home
There are 26.5 million Americans that suffer from asthma. Avoiding episodes starts with knowing both common and uncommon asthma triggers in your home.
Smoke
- Avoid smoking of any kind, including secondhand smoke inhalation
- Limit candles and the use of any open flames indoors
Dust Mites
- Make sure to wash your bedding often (every 3-5 days)
- Vacuum carpets and dust surfaces
Pet Dander & Pests
- Upgrade your heating and cooling system to HEPA-rated filters
- Keep all food containers airtight, and set traps for common pests like cockroaches
Mold
- Control your indoor humidity with a whole-house dehumidifier to prevent mold growth
- Run kitchen and bathroom fans, and clean both areas regularly
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