legalskier
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Is it just me, or is everyone feeling it? :sad:
Here are some tips from Pollencount.com , on how to keep your allergy symptoms in check.
• Stay indoors as much as possible. But, be sure to keep your windows closed so the pollen doesn't get in. Parker said that if you must go out, it's best to avoid the morning hours because pollen is much worse then.
• Keep your windows closed and run your air conditioner. It doesn't need to be set to cool, just to filter the air. Make sure the filters for your air condition are clean, however.
• Use the air conditioning in your car to filter the air.
• If you have to do yard work, Parker suggested wearing a mask to help cut down on the amount of pollen you'll breathe in.
http://www.wane.com/dpp/weather/itchy-eyes-and-a-scratchy-throat
They forgot one- bring back the snow!
Here are some tips from Pollencount.com , on how to keep your allergy symptoms in check.
• Stay indoors as much as possible. But, be sure to keep your windows closed so the pollen doesn't get in. Parker said that if you must go out, it's best to avoid the morning hours because pollen is much worse then.
• Keep your windows closed and run your air conditioner. It doesn't need to be set to cool, just to filter the air. Make sure the filters for your air condition are clean, however.
• Use the air conditioning in your car to filter the air.
• If you have to do yard work, Parker suggested wearing a mask to help cut down on the amount of pollen you'll breathe in.
http://www.wane.com/dpp/weather/itchy-eyes-and-a-scratchy-throat
They forgot one- bring back the snow!
(and I swear this is a real allergy, affecting me all year long).
