5 Ways to Reduce Allergy Symptoms With Your HVAC System
Indoor air may contain contaminants like mold spores, pet dander, or pollen. They may trigger uncomfortable allergic symptoms like runny nose, itchy eyes, wheezing, or itching when you breathe them in. You may have tried different solutions to alleviate your symptoms, including keeping your doors and windows open, to no avail. Your HVAC can help you alleviate or eliminate allergens in your home or business. Heating and cooling systems filter out the pollutants and lower the density of allergens. But if not well maintained, it can blow back the contaminants into the house lowering the indoor air quality. Here are different ways how your HVAC unit can help reduce allergy symptoms. 1. Replace Air Filters Your HVAC unit uses air filters to clean the air getting into your premises. These air filters don’t allow any pollen to enter your house. They also help to clean the indoor air by filtering out contaminants such as mold, dust mites, and pet dander. However, if you neglect air filters for several months, they could become clogged, making them inefficient. Make sure you replace air filters after one to three months. If you have pets at home, do a monthly replacement and use the...
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