5 Actions You Can Take To Prevent Horrible Arizona Allergies!

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5 Actions You Can Take To Prevent Horrible Arizona Allergies!
Service Your AC System
With the end of spring and the start of hot Arizona days, you'll want to start up the air conditioner. Before you do, however, you would be wise to get a qualified professional, SRP or APC to service your HVAC system. They will inspect your furnace and A/C to make sure everything is working correctly, replace the filters, fix any problems, and replace worn-out or broken parts. Many times, these companies offer maintenance programs as well. Not only will this ensure your unit operates efficiently, but it will also help to keep your indoor air fresh and allergen-free.
Install Air Filters
Another way to eliminate allergens and other contaminants in the air is with an air filter. They come in five basic forms:
- Mechanical filters force air through the screen, where they separate and trap contaminants.
- Electronic filters attract irritants and deposit them onto a metal plate.
- Hybrid filters use a combination of the two previous techniques.
- Gas phase filters remove odors and non-particulates such as paint fumes.
- Ozone generators do not remove allergens, but they supposedly eliminate odors when appropriately used.
Your home is your castle, but it's not comforting when allergies have you sniffling and rubbing your eyes all day, or you're having difficulty breathing. If indoor air quality is at the root of your misery, then now is the time to take action. These five simple spring-cleaning techniques will not only improve the quality of the air, but they'll also help keep you and your family healthier.
Please contact us today for a SAME DAY an appointment if this advice is not helping you enough. Our Scottsdale Wellness Center is convenient and just a quick phone call away. We will do on-site allergy testing in order to diagnose your problem allergens, and then treat them with a customized plan!
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