Whether they come from a dog, cat, or a bird, these tiny-to-microscopic flecks of skin from your pets can typically remain airborne in your indoor environment for long periods of time. Degrading the indoor air quality (IAQ), these pollutants can also be...
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Whether they come from a dog, cat, or a bird, these tiny-to-microscopic flecks of skin from your pets can typically remain airborne in your indoor environment for long periods of time. Degrading the indoor air quality (IAQ), these pollutants can also be easily inhaled, triggering allergies in people living in that space.
Pet allergens eventually settle on surfaces like carpets & upholstery. If not cleaned regularly, these surfaces can reintroduce these contaminants into your indoor environment.
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