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Why can’t I just spray the bed with the anti-allergen spray, why do I have to have a cover?  WOW! We get that question quite a bit.  Especially when people are watching every penny and making sure that they don’t spend more than they need to get the results they desire. 

Most people buy a mattress pad because they either have a new mattress that they want to protect or because they're looking to make their old mattress more comfortable. Face it. Our mattresses can get pretty gross over time.

Achoo!  Darn that dust allergy!  Have you or someone you love ever uttered these words?  We blame dust allergy for many things: Sneezing wheezing itchy, watery eyes coughing stuffy nose runny nose But exactly what is dust allergy? 

Seems like everyone has a question or two about dust mites. We've noticed there are a lot of misconceptions about what dust mites actually do — and more importantly, what they don't do. We want to set the record straight.

Back in the day, before I was properly diagnosed with allergies, I was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue.  I would not accept a diagnosis of Chronic Fatigue and insisted that my doctor not give up on the reason for my lack of energy.

Over the years, a number of scientific studies have shown a link between allergies and headaches. People with Spring allergies tend to have more headaches in general and some occur frequently enough to be described as persistent.

The symptoms of colds and allergies can be confusing. Often, they are very similar. But the one symptom that is never the direct result of an allergic reaction is fever. 

Turns out there might be more to worry about in your mattress, pillows, and bed linens than just dust mites. What is Sick Bed Syndrome?