How to reduce allergy symptoms at home

Spring is here! As flowers bloom around the country, the ills and chills of winter give way to the warmer season. Unfortunately, while most of us appreciate the change in season, spring can be a synonym of hay fever for allergy sufferers.

All-year-round hay fever can be caused by other allergens, such as dust mites, mould and pet dander, but in spring, most New Zealanders experience seasonal hay fever due to grass pollens.

If you’re an allergy sufferer, here are three reasons why you should invest in a DVS home ventilation system:

1. Keep pollen out of your home
   A DVS ventilation system ventilates your home with fresh air during the warmer months without having to leave windows or doors open, enabling you to enjoy a constant supply of fresh air day and night.
    
2. Asthma & allergy-friendly
   Common causes of asthma and allergies include excess moisture and condensation, dust mites, mould, mildew and airborne mould spores. Recognised by Asthma New Zealand, a DVS ventilation system can significantly reduce exposure to triggers and, subsequently, the symptoms as it works to clear the air at your home.
    
3. DVS is the art of letting your home breathe
   DVS teamed up with New Zealand company Lanaco to create a unique wool filter featuring their Helix™ technology. Harmful particles are captured via the exceptional electrostatic capabilities of Helix™ Filters before it enters your home. This same technology has been scientifically developed for industrial, medical and respiratory health sectors. Moreover, it is so trustworthy that NASA has selected it to protect astronauts in their next voyage to the moon.

By keeping excess moisture and condensation in a home to a minimum, you can significantly improve the environment for allergy and asthma sufferers.

Contact the experts at DVS Home Ventilation today to arrange a free home consultation, and we'll show you just how affordable it can be to clear the air at your place.

Visit www.dvs.co.nz or call a friendly representative at 0800 387 387.