Comments on: 10 Ways to Reduce Allergens in your Home http://www.thepinkc.net/soulville/10-ways-to-reduce-allergens-in-your-home/ Mon, 26 Dec 2011 07:18:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Aziz http://www.thepinkc.net/soulville/10-ways-to-reduce-allergens-in-your-home/comment-page-1/#comment-4839 Aziz Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:08:42 +0000 http://www.thepinkc.net/?p=1146#comment-4839 I think everything here is great advice, and some stuff I didn't know already. We're moving into an apartment come September, and both of us (my girlfriend & I) have allergies (and a cat!), we need to find a way to keep our air clean so we can at least sleep well. I've been thinking about investing in an air purifying. You can get a small one for about $80-$100 and keep it in the bedroom. I'll also add that having a cat (especially a long-haired one that like to cuddle) can cause problems for allergies and regular noses alike. Brushing her down and using special 'cat-wipes' that come pretty cheap usually helps keep her clean and our bed hair-free. I've never really got why people want to wear their shoes indoors. Any house I've been in asks you to leave your shoes at the door, but maybe that's just southwestern Ontario. As long as your floors are kept clean of crumbs and things, there's nothing wrong with bare-foot, and it feels damn great. If you're cold, wear socks or slippers. <abbr>Aziz's last blog post: <a href="http://blog.aaziz.org/download-of-the-day-bug-shooting" rel="nofollow">Download Of The Day: Bug Shooting (Windows)</a></abbr> I think everything here is great advice, and some stuff I didn’t know already. We’re moving into an apartment come September, and both of us (my girlfriend & I) have allergies (and a cat!), we need to find a way to keep our air clean so we can at least sleep well.

I’ve been thinking about investing in an air purifying. You can get a small one for about $80-$100 and keep it in the bedroom. I’ll also add that having a cat (especially a long-haired one that like to cuddle) can cause problems for allergies and regular noses alike. Brushing her down and using special ‘cat-wipes’ that come pretty cheap usually helps keep her clean and our bed hair-free.

I’ve never really got why people want to wear their shoes indoors. Any house I’ve been in asks you to leave your shoes at the door, but maybe that’s just southwestern Ontario. As long as your floors are kept clean of crumbs and things, there’s nothing wrong with bare-foot, and it feels damn great. If you’re cold, wear socks or slippers.

Aziz’s last blog post: Download Of The Day: Bug Shooting (Windows)

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