| | Autumn allergies nothing to sneeze at
Published 08/27/08
The changing of the leaves and the start of the school year are all things that autumn brings to mind, but for many it also means allergy season is about to begin . Spring is the most common time of year for pollen allergies, but autumn can bring worries of dust mites and mold. Dust mites, a common allergy in the autumn, are microscopic, spider-like organisms that live in the dust found around your home. They feed on dead skin cells found on carpet, sofas, mattresses and pillows. It is virtually impossible to eliminate all dust mites from your home. However, regular vacuuming and dusting can keep allergies at bay. Another... This story has expired! You can purchase the full article in our archives. Copyright © 2008 The Maryland Gazette and Capital Gazette Communications, Inc.
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