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People who suffer from asthma or allergies know what happens when they breathe dirty air: They wheeze and suffer from headaches, dry eyes, nasal congestion, even nausea and fatigue. Other people, meanwhile, seem to shrug off mildew, pollen, dust mites and dust mite feces.

According to the American Lung Association, both groups should take action to clear indoor air. For allergy sufferers, it can bring quick relief. For others, it's the best insurance against developing lung disease. According to the lung association, repeated exposure can cause or contribute to the development of chronic respiratory disease.

To reduce contaminants in a home's air, the American Lung Association recommends three steps:

• First, reduce or remove as many of the triggers of asthma or allergy as you can.
• Second, ensure good air exchange within the house. Be sure to operate bathroom and kitchen fans.
• Third, clean the air.

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