Reducing Asthma Triggers
If the air in a room has many mold spores, then people and pets can get sick, and prior health conditions such as asthma can be further aggravated. Airborne triggers set off immune system reactions, which cause respiratory attacks for individuals with: Asthma, Rhinitis, and Sinusitis.
Typical Asthma Triggers
These include microscopic particles such as mold spores, cat and dog dander, bird dander, cat saliva, insect droppings (dust mites, cockroaches, spiders, etc.) pollen and fabric fragments.
The Key to Reducing
the constant irritation stress that your asthmatic or allergic lungs and sinuses are exposed to is to continually clean the indoor air as much as practical.
Mold Trigger Reduction Cleaning Actions
Make every effort to conduct these air cleaning activities frequently at least in the bedroom of the asthmatic or allergic individual:
Weekly (once or twice)
Mold Reduction On Schedule
Other Mold Reduction Actions