www.EZVacs.com 720-348-0400 Allergies If you suffer from allergies and asthma, vacuuming does a lot more than make your home look better. It is as important as taking medication to control your condition. Vacuuming is an essential part of limiting exposure to asthma and allergy triggers such as pet dander, dust mites, pollen and other allergens. We only address the issues of vacuuming in this section, but allergy and asthmatics may require the additional step of air purification. Please see our section on Air Purifiers. The first step to control asthma and allergy symptoms is to identify what triggers them. The second is to limit your exposure. Many who suffer from asthma and allergies find that triggers can vary with time and with the change of seasons. A high-quality filtration system largely prevents asthma and allergy triggers from being returned to the air via the vacuum’s exhaust. The vacuum should also be “sealed” to prevent dust and dirt from escaping from other places on the vacuum such as body seams. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning and replacement frequency of filters and bags. If you are an allergy sufferer, DO NOT BUY OR USE A BAGLESS VACUUM. This type of vacuum is terribly dirty and leaks from the seals and joints and emptying the dust container is like exploding a dust bomb around you. Regardless of claims of LIFETIME HEPA FILTERS and such, we will show you specifically in our showroom ANY bagless vacuum leaks by means of a …