If you've lived here for any length of time, you've probably suffered from the dreaded sneezing, runny nose and other symptoms of so called "seasonal" allergies.  If it's seasonal, when does the darn season end?  You can supplement your medical efforts to control the symptoms of allergies by tackling indoor air quality.  Treating your home or business' indoor air quality helps eliminate the source of the problem.

The best way to fight indoor air pollution is air cleaning.  Tabletop and gadget air cleaners should be avoided.  Data reviewed by third parts sources show that these devices provide little, if any help regardless of the technology they provide.  In general, high-efficiency particle collection requires larger filters or electronic air cleaners.  A whole-house approach with air handler mounted UV light and either a HEPA filtration system or an electronic air cleaner is recommended.  The correct solution for your home depends on your budget, comfort system, and family.  Just as you enlist the help of a medical professional to determine the correct allergy medications, seek the help of an air quality professional to determine the correct IAQ solution.