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Bathroom

Mould thrives in warm, damp environments like your bathroom. Good ventilation and fixing any leaks can help reduce the impact of this common trigger.

High levels of indoor humidity can allow mould to grow, so be aware of signs such as condensation on your windows due to lack of air circulation, or a crack in a bathroom tile or pipe.

To help keep this space healthy, focus on good natural air circulation and use extractor fans. Remember it is important to find and fix the source of mould, as well as cleaning visible mould, to stop it from regrowing.

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Living area

Furniture, curtains and flooring can harbour all sorts of triggers, from dust mites to pet dander. Look for products that are easy to clean or have antimicrobial properties.

Bedroom

Dust mites are one of the most common triggers in the home but they aren’t the only ones that enjoy cosying up in your bedroom.

Kitchen

A clean, hygienic environment is important for good health, but try choosing sensitive cleaning products.

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