Alert! Although you may feel fine now in the fall when you close up your house you may start feeling the effects of mold and dust mites thriving in your home. According to Dr. Donald Woodmansee, section chief for allergy and immunology at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center the wet weather that has plagued the northeast may end up being an even bigger burden to people’s health this fall.
Mold and dust mites thrive in moist air and moist surfaces so when rain is abundant so are the molds. What you can do to protect yourself is control your humidity and make sure you have a high efficiency whole home air cleaner from Aprilaire.
Although you may feel fine now doesn’t mean you’re in the clear. Be sure to protect your family and your home with Aprilaire indoor air quality products.
Mold and dust mites thrive in moist air and moist surfaces so when rain is abundant so are the molds. What you can do to protect yourself is control your humidity and make sure you have a high efficiency whole home air cleaner from Aprilaire.
Although you may feel fine now doesn’t mean you’re in the clear. Be sure to protect your family and your home with Aprilaire indoor air quality products.
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