How Clean is the Air You Breathe?

The flowers bloom, and the allergens are everywhere. If you have allergies, you are not alone. Fifty million Americans suffer from allergies. The most common allergens in our home are from dust mite droppings, skin and dandruff, both human and pets. Here’s a scary thought… every human sheds a gram and a half a skin a day. A gram is about the size of a dollar bill.

Dust mites thrive on dead skin. Unfortunately, their droppings contain a protein that sends your body into a frenzy trying to protect you. Allergy sufferers know the symptoms well: eyes watering, sneezing, coughing, itching, all trying to get these allergens out of your body.

Did you know that professional cleaning by a trained specialist can remove most of these allergens from your home? Even better is the products they use to clean are the same products used to purify your drinking water. That means they’re green, they’re safe, and they’re child and pet friendly.

Unfortunately, cleaning alone is not the answer. After you clean your home or place of business, they get contaminated by air, people, pets, plants, and trees.

In the past, there were some anti-allergen protectors that only worked on soft goods such as upholstery and carpet. But now, thanks to COVID-19, there have been advancements in anti-allergen protectants.