Know the Common Winter Allergens Most Likely to Cause Problems

common winter allergens

Common winter allergens occurring during the dormant cold months of the year are generally a consequence of indoor-air-quality issues. Freezing weather eliminates most outdoor irritants, such as pollen and ragweed. Indoors, however, a number of common winter allergens may trigger common winter symptoms, including:

Allergic symptoms typically relate to issues with indoor air quality. Also, during cold winter weather, occupants tend to spend more daily hours inside, making exposure to these type of allergens more prolonged. Typical common winter allergens include:

Ask your professional HVAC contractor about the proper air filter type to reduce airborne particulates that cause allergies. Typically, higher-efficiency pleated filters with a MERV (Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value) ranging from 8 to 13 are recommended. In addition, you can help clear the air and relieve winter allergies by performing these tasks:

The air-quality professionals at Jackson & Sons can provide solutions for reducing common winter allergens.

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