[header] How to make your bedroom asthma friendly [title] Vacuum your bedroom once a week. [step] Use a vacuum that employs a hepa filter or another small-pore, multi-layered vacuum bag designed to help trap allergens. Vacuums with motorized heads are also recommended, as they are better at capturing the dust that the vacuum agitates.
[header] How to make your bedroom asthma friendly [title] Vacuum your bedroom once a week. [step] Use a vacuum that employs a hepa filter or another small-pore, multi-layered vacuum bag designed to help trap allergens. Vacuums with motorized heads are also recommended, as they are better at capturing the dust that the vacuum agitates.
You will need to use only one vacuum bag per room at a time, though. [title] Treat your walls with organic odors. Hepa filters can be purchased in kits ranging from a few sizes to additional sizes depending on your needs. [substeps] Hepa filters use a pressure pressure cap that allows an individual to control the amount of dust trapped in the vacuum. Be sure to get into every nook and cranny in your room each time you vacuum. [substeps] Vacuum any carpeted areas in your home twice a week, making sure to slowly vacuum the entire surface. [substeps] Don't forget to vacuum the carpets and under your bed, too. A near-daily cleaning is worth a good start.