Spring is a beautiful season—but for allergy sufferers, it can also be one of the most miserable times of the year. As flowers bloom and trees awaken, the air fills with pollen, dust, and other allergens that can make breathing a daily challenge.
And while it’s easy to think of allergies as an outdoor problem, indoor environments can actually harbor just as many—if not more—allergy triggers. Fortunately, there are effective ways to improve indoor air quality and create a safer, healthier home environment this allergy season.