Hayfever symptoms can be debilitating. Experts give their tips and tricks on helping reduce allergens in the home.

Since dust mites thrive in warm, humid environments, try to keep the air as cool and dry as possible in your home. Daniel ...

Washing sheets in hot water every time isn’t necessary for linens that are lightly soiled—think no sweaty nights or sickness. It’s best to choose the hot water setting if your family has an ...

Synthetic fabrics such as polyester or nylon are commonly used in furniture upholstery and pet beds. However, some dogs may ...

Overlooking your curtains isn't merely an aesthetic concern, it can impact your health as well. According to Allergy UK, ...

That crisp, clean-looking sheet tells a comforting story, yet the real plot unfolds in sweat, humidity and microscopic crumbs ...

As the weather cools, spiders are more likely to venture into our homes in search of warmth. Fortunately for arachnophobes, ...

You wash, sleep and repeat, but what really lurks in the folds of your bedding may be rewriting household rules. Fresh linen ...

As the region braces for the season's first freeze, experts say fall allergies won't disappear; they'll just move indoors.

It's true: sofas and armchairs collect a lot of dust. Be sure to vacuum cushions regularly and run a damp cloth over the ...

A pharmacist has warned of the negative health impacts your central heating could be having and how to combat them ...

You may not realize it, but some common household items are culprits for attracting and holding dust. Despite our best ...