Reduce Dust Mites In Your Home

SAN ANGELO, Texas - Jan. 10, 2018 - PRLog -- Chem-Dry was excited about proving the effectiveness of our carpet and upholstery cleaning process. We wanted to know and show how well we can eliminate allergens from the average home. How did we do that? Well, a prominent nonpartisan air quality laboratory was hired to perform research utilizing our Hot Carbonating Extraction (HCE) cleaning method in numerous households.

The nonpartisan lab provided research information showing Chem-Dry eliminates a medium of 98.1% of everyday allergens found in the home from carpet & upholstery cleaned by us. The commonplace allergens that were tested consisted of dog dander, cat dander, along with dust mite allergen. We are please to announce that Chem-Dry of San Angelo can help reduce everyday allergens from your home; improving your indoor air quality while removing the allergens!

What does this mean for you? Essentially, this concludes there are fewer allergens in the home to bring about an allergen attack. Also, since Chem-Dry uses approximately 20% the amount of water the average steam cleaning company would use to clean your carpets, we do not leave behind excess amounts of water to provoke mold and/or mildew problems along with a significantly reduced drying time of only 1-3 hours. This is part of the reasoning behind Chem-Dry of San Angelo proudly declaring "We clean for your health like no one else." Find out more about Chem-Dry of San Angelo and removing allergens here: https://chemdryofsanangelo.com/allergen-relief

There are a few things you may do yourself to reduce allergens at home.

Want to boost your efforts in your cleaning to further reduce household allergens? Great! Listed below you will find a few things to do that should help regulate allergies in your home:

Most importantly, dust your home to help curb household dust mites! With the basic acts of dusting hard surfaces, along with washing your bedding on a regular basis, you'll help regulate the number of household dust mites that are found in your family's home.

Next, remember to vacuum often. Vacuum your mattress, as well. Vacuuming your carpet at least twice per week cuts down surface dust mites, along with any pet dander normally found in the home. Be sure to utilize a high-quality, three-stage, vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter. The HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filter is just another type of air filter. Many vacuum cleaners utilize these now days. They work by pushing the air through a very fine mesh. This mesh traps numerous particles like pollen, cat or dog dander, household dust mites, and smoke from cigarettes or tobacco pipe.

You will also want to reduce pet dander in the home. What is pet dander? Good question! Dander is essentially dead skin cells. Our pets shed dead skin cells just as humans do. Bathe your domestic pets weekly to greatly reduce the volume of allergens found in your family's home. To further reduce pet dander between the bathing of your pet(s), try wiping them down once they come indoors from being outside. Additionally, if you have pet urine issues in your home; Chem-Dry can help with that, too. Ask your local Chem-Dry technician about our Pet Urine Odor Removal. You may learn more about our pet urine odor removal here https://chemdryofsanangelo.com/pet-urine-removal

Do your best to keep pollen outside, where it belongs! Just by simply keeping your home's windows & doors shut as much as possible will help keep pollen outside and away from your indoor air. Make sure that your home is utilizing an air filter in the return air vent of your home. Also, be sure to remember that it needs replaced on a regular basis.

My last tip is easy to implement. Limit encroachment of dirt into your home. Start using a welcome / entrance mat at each point of entry into your home. Ask family and guests to wipe their feet prior to walking into your beautiful home. To go one step further, make it a requirement that everyone removes their shoes once inside the house. This will safeguard additional soil from being tracked into your home and carpet. As a bonus, this will also help extend the life of your carpet!

I hope this article has helped you or at least given you a better understanding of indoor allergens and how they affect so many of us.