5 Tips to Get Rid of Indoor Cockroach Allergens
Many people who experience the repercussions of suffering from allergies, like itchy eyes and a running nose, often attribute these unpleasant symptoms to culprits in the great outdoors. However, common household pests including rodents, cockroaches and dust mites have also been documented as triggers of allergy and asthma symptoms, especially in children. To learn about how you can fight indoor allergens from pests like cockroaches, browse the slideshow of tips below:
If you are suffering from allergies or asthma, and find evidence of cockroaches or other pests in your home, contact a pest professional immediately to discuss the proper course of pest control. Also, check out this infographic for some interesting statistics about pest-related asthma triggers and allergens.
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