How to Minimize Allergens in Your Home Our homes should be our sanctuaries—a place where we can relax, do the things we enjoy, and find pleasure. However, if your home contains allergens, you might be feeling sneezy, sleepy, or even ill. While medications can help with the symptoms, getting to the source of the issue is a better long-term treatment plan. The good news is that there are many things you can do to keep allergens at bay and stop being allergic to your home. The Usual Culprits Besides foods, the most common household allergens include animal dander, dust, volatile organic compounds, dust mites, mold, pollen, cockroaches, and personal care products.
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