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Allersearch AllerDust
- Anti Allergen Dusting Aid
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What is
Allersearch®
AllerDusttm?
- AllerDust™ from Allersearch®
Laboratories makes dusting your home a breeze by binding dust to
dusters, rags and other cleaning tools without allowing the dust
to become airborne where it can aggravate allergies and asthma.
AllerDust™ makes picking up dust components like pet dander and
pollen quick and easy, resulting in a cleaner and more
allergen-free environment. By dusting with AllerDust,
in conjunction with other well-established environmental controls, you
can reduce house dust mite waste and deactivate other allergens in house
dust. Unless treated, these allergens may cause inflammation in the
airways, trigger an asthma attack or produce allergic rhinitis symptoms.
Reapply AllerDust™ before each use. Its nontoxic, perfume-free
formula is safe to use in virtually every area of the home. Used
in conjunction with other accepted methods of allergen control,
AllerDust™ helps to reduce allergen exposure, which can relieve
symptoms of allergen-induced asthma, allergic rhinitis and
eczema.
See Allersearch Frequently
Asked Questions for more information.
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Material Data Safety
Sheet (MSDS) for this product.
Research
- Airborne
dust and allergen generation during dusting with and without spray
polish
- Dusting is a commonly used method for dust removal from surfaces in
the home. However, the process of dusting may contribute to airborne
dust levels by disturbing dust particles from a surface and failing
to remove it from the indoor environment. We sought to measure the
quantity of allergen-laden dust disturbed into the air during
dusting and discover whether applying spray polish to either the
dusty surface or the cleaning cloth reduced this amount. A common
furniture polish was tested for its ability to prevent dust
particles and major house dust mite (Der p 1) or major cat (Fel d 1)
allergen from becoming airborne during dusting. Tests were completed
with a repeatable mechanized dusting procedure with polish sprayed
onto either a cleaning cloth or directly onto a surface, and this
was compared with a control procedure with a standard duster.
Airborne dust was measured with an air-particle counter and by means
of anti-Der p 1 or anti-Fel d 1 ELISA. Considerable quantities of
dust became airborne during dusting. When polish was sprayed onto
the cleaning cloth, the concentration of airborne dust particles was
reduced by a mean of 83.4%, house dust mite allergen by 50.3%, and
cat allergen by 57.4% when compared with dry-cloth controls…. All
reductions were significant when compared with dry-cloth controls (P
< .01, Mann-Whitney U test).This study showed that application of a
polish spray to … the cloth during dusting greatly reduced dust and
allergen evolution into the air, which should reduce exposure to
airborne allergens in the home. (J Allergy Clin Immunol
2002;109:63-7.)
Directions
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Apply AllerDust™ to
feather duster or dust cloth.
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Dust as usual.
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When finished, rinse
duster or cloth in warm water and allow to dry.
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Re-apply AllerDust™
before next use.
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Features
- Easy to use pump spray.
- Works by binding allergen
containing dust to dusters, rags and other cleaning tools
without allowing the dust to become airborne where it can
aggravate allergies and asthma.
- Apply to your cleaning tool
before each use.
- Non-toxic and perfume free.
- Safe to use in every room in the
house.
- Rinse duster or cleaning cloths
with warm water and allow to dry to clean prior to
reapplication.
- 2 ounce bottle lasts up to 100
dustings.
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AllerDust
- Price: $4.95
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