No one wants a child crawling around on dust and grime, so we vacuum carpets and mop kitchen floors.

But what about the contaminants we can’t see, lurking in unexpected places? How do we get rid of these potential irritants and allergens, before they become airborne and we begin to sneeze, cough and wheeze? (more…)

Dust is home to dust mites, a pest virtually invisible to the naked eye, and one of the most common causes of allergy and asthma symptoms in the world. Dust mites thrive on our skin scales and body moisture, so they are found in beds, pillows, frequently used cushioned furniture, and even clothing. If your child has allergies or asthma, take steps to minimize the presence of dust mites, as well as other allergens, in your child’s bedroom. (more…)