In our homes we often care less about the health implication which comes with cleaning. We can create a better environment suitable for our health while we keep our houses clean.
Some tips that can be helpful are outlines below:
Dust
Protection
Dust mite are a very small creature that lives in the dust in your house
and that can cause an allergic reaction. Try covering your mattresses and pillows with dust resistant
encasing. This will help minimise the amount of dust mite allergen.
Removing Mould
Molds
are fungus that can sometimes post health
hazard to humans, potentially causing allergic reactions and respiratory
problems. They are common component of household and workplace dust. If you are sensitive to
strong odours, wear a mask or get someone else to perform this task for you.
Sprays are breathable.
You could opt for wipes and
sponges rather than sprays, which spread chemicals throughout the air. Simply keep your house ventilated as a recourse.
Disinfectants can irritate airways.
It’s
just that overzealous cleaning can actually worsen your breathing. Researches
made has found that cleaning products that contain disinfectants release
chemicals that increase asthma risk -- or aggravate the condition if you
already have it.
Washing
Hot wash your bedding – washes above
55°C will kill dust mites. Or if you wash in cold water use a product
containing essential oils.
I hope I have been helpful.
Happy Weekend!
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