Simple Steps to
​ Clean ​Up the Pollen
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  • Take a shower and wash clothes after being outside.​
  • Wash your hands frequently. 
  • Take your shoes off before coming in the house.
  • Use a ​​vacuum with a HEPA filter for carpet, drapes and vents.   
  • Use air purifier with a HEPA filter.   
  • Change bedding frequently and wash sheets in hot water. 
  • Dust your plants.
  • Use high-efficiency furnace filters.  
  • Replace curtains with pull up shades.   
  • Replace carpets with wood, tile or vinyl flooring.​ ​​​​​
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When you take your beloved pet outside, pollen immediately attaches to fur and that is brought into your home.  Bathe your pet with a ​good pet shampoo. Brush​ your pet frequently or use a furminator deshedding tool to remove loose dander and hair that holds allergens from outside.  Wash dog bedding on a hot water cycle weekly.  Between baths, rub the coat of your pet with a cloth moistened with water or an allergen solution.
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Go the Extra Mile to Clean the Car!​
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Pollen makes it's way through your grill and into your car, so a little bit of upkeep, like wiping down your dashboard and vacuuming vents and rugs, may keep you from having a major allergy attack. ​​​​  
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​Keep your windows, sunroof or convertible top closed to keep pollen out during the allergy season that affects you.  
Turn on the recirculating air option in your car...it runs your indoor air back through the filter again. 

HEPA Filters Can Really Help!

 
​If you sniffle and sneeze your way through the year, a HEPA Filter can help reduce the allergens in the air you breathe inside your home that can lead to seasonal allergies.