One of the most important factors in allergy cleaning is to make sure that you have the correct tools. With many traditional methods, dust, pollen, and bacteria can be left on surfaces, or simply “moved around” in the air. Instead, you want to use cleaning tools that actually remove allergens from your home.

• High-quality vacuum: The best option is to use a fabric allergen sanitizer vacuum–these use ultraviolet light to kill bacteria and dust mites. They also kill 99.9% of allergy-causing materials by using a dual filtration system.

• Cleaning cloths: If you are working to rid your home of allergens, you need to use washable microfiber cleaning cloths. These cloths attract dust much better than paper towels or cotton rags. Plus, you can throw them in the washing machine at a high temperature to remove any allergens.

• Masks and gloves: wear them when you clean. Once you are done cleaning, carve out some time to be out of the house to limit any exposure to allergens that may have been circulated into the air while you were cleaning.



• Cleaning products: The best way to make sure you are using allergy-friendly products is to purchase unscented and dye-free options. This holds true for both cleaning products and laundry detergents and softeners.

• Temperature and humidity are huge factors with allergies. Try to keep your indoor temperature between 68˚ and 72˚. Your humidity shouldn’t be any higher than 50% because dust mites and mold spores thrive in both heat and humidity.

• If you have a central heating and cooling system, it is extremely helpful to clean the filters every month and make sure that the filters you are using are small-particle filters that have the ability to trap the smallest types of allergens and keep them from circulating through the air in your home. If you are able, invest in a HEPA air filter.



• If you have a beloved pet, try to keep them outside as much as possible. Their dander can trigger allergies, and they also pick up a lot of allergens in their fur when they are outside. For that reason, it’s important to bathe them and their bedding weekly.

Bedrooms are full of soft surfaces that hang on to dust and other allergens. Bedding is the main culprit for holding on to allergens including dust and dust mites, so you’ll need to wash sheets, blankets, and pillowcases once a week in hot water to remove any allergens.

Because allergens thrive outdoors, it is incredibly important for allergy-sufferers to dry all bedding indoors–do not hang bedding outside to dry. This also means that when you are choosing your bedding, you need to pick items that are easily washable and won’t shrink with hot water.

It’s also worth considering purchasing hypo-allergenic covers for your pillows, box spring, and mattress. That being said, if you have a pet that sleeps in your bed, you might want to reconsider. Their fur carries plenty of allergens, and you don’t need to add that to your bedding, particularly while you sleep.



If you are able, one of the best ways to keep allergies at bay in your bedroom is to remove carpet. Having a hard surface floor makes it much easier to clean, as carpets tend to hold in dust and other allergens. It’s also helpful to consider your window coverings. Curtains can look nice, but they also tend to attract dust. If you have blinds, they need to be dusted every week with those microfiber cloths.

Seasonal allergens don’t tend to invade bathrooms, however, some of the most dangerous allergens can grow throughout the year in your bathroom–mold and mildew. These are prone to grow in damp places–and bathrooms can end up holding in a lot of moisture from hot showers. 

• Make sure you have an exhaust fan installed in your bathroom to remove excess moisture during and after showers.

• Hang your hand, face, and body towels as flat as possible to dry between uses so that they can dry quickly.

• You need to wash your shower curtain, bathmats, and any other rugs at least once a month to prevent mildew growth on these and other surfaces in your bathroom.

If you find mold or mildew in your bathroom and you suffer from allergies, you need to hire professional cleaners to come clean your bathroom for you. It can be dangerous for anyone with known allergies to be exposed to mold and mildew. It can be especially difficult on your lungs, so don’t take the chance of creating inflammation and having an allergic reaction. Simply get help to create a safe environment for you or your family.

Keeping a house clean for those who suffer from allergies can feel like a monumental undertaking. Super Clean 360 is here to help relieve some of the stress of keeping a house allergy-friendly. One of the best ways is through weekly house cleaning. You don’t need to suffer through allergy season–let professional cleaners help you keep up with cleaning. 

If your allergies are overwhelming, consider using our professional house cleaning services. At Super Clean360, we are committed to doing whatever we can to help our clients create an allergen-free home. We have a large service area, and provide many different types of house cleaning services:

• One Time House Cleaning

• Disinfection Services

• Move-in/Move-out Cleaning Services

• New Construction House Cleaning

• Airbnb Cleaning Services



• Deep House Cleaning Services

Learn more about our personalized care and exceptional customer service. Book a home cleaning today to get you through this allergy season! And rest assured, you will have trained, experienced professionals in your home removing those unseen allergens.