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Indoor air quality matters.
Americans spend about
90% of their time indoors*
90% of their time indoors*
Health effects associated with indoor air pollutants include:
- Irritation of the eyes, nose and throat
- Headaches, dizziness and fatigue
- Respiratory diseases, heart disease and cancer
7
ways to
reduce allergens
reduce allergens
in the workplace, hotels, schools and hospitals
-
1
Use an air
purifier -
2
Vacuum often
using a HEPA filter -
3
Use only nontoxic, all-natural cleaning products
-
4
Dust with a microfiber cloth or damp rag
-
5
Keep the humidity down
-
6
Use mattress and bedding covers
-
7
Create a smoke-free environment
Sources: entrepreneur.com, healthusnews.com
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WHEN CLEAN MATTERS.
The Sanitaire® EON® ALLERGEN is scientifically proven to reduce asthma and allergy triggers.
SHOP EON® ALLERGEN1 IN 5 PEOPLE WILL
DEVELOP ALLERGIES
AT SOME TIME*
- People with allergies can experience poor- quality sleep, fatigue and daytime sleepiness
- Adults find it harder to think and function at work, suffer from greater absenteeism and report more work-related injuries
- School-aged children can do poorly on exams and often cannot recall information taught during class
WHAT ARE COMMON ALLERGENS?
DUST MITES
POLLEN
PETS / DANDER
MOLD
SMOKE
1 IN 13 PEOPLE
HAS ASTHMA
Asthma has a far-reaching impact on life.
- Asthmatics can suffer from wheezing, chest tightness, shortness of breath and chronic cough
- Asthma can prevent people from participating in certain activities, especially sports
- Every day, asthma results in 40,000 missed school or work days, 30,000 asthma attacks, 5,000 emergency room visits, 1,000 hospital admissions and 11 deaths
SIGNS AND
SYMPTOMS OF
AIRBORNE ALLERGIES
- Sneezing
- Runny nose
- Coughing
- Itching eyes, nose and throat
- Watering eyes
- Conjunctivitis
