Old Carpet And Respiratory Problems
Respiratory problems stem from dust mites old carpeting and toxic paint on the walls by karen e.
Old carpet and respiratory problems. We have not found peer reviewed evidence supporting the notion that modern carpets now are unproblematic for the indoor environment. Carpets keep a home warm and cozy but they can also harbor allergens dust bacteria and other pollutants that can affect indoor air quality and. When inhaled it can result to flu like symptoms and other respiratory problems. Molds can thrive in dirty carpets and attract bacteria and allergens.
Even if your carpets appear clean they can be a host for bacteria microbes and other irritants. Dust mites thrive on bacteria and fungi making dirty carpets the perfect breeding ground for them. Mold tends to worsen respiratory illnesses induce asthma attacks and irritate eyes and nasal passages according to the centers for disease control and prevention. Toxic gases in the air can stick to small particles that settle into carpets.
Below is a list of health issues that could be coming from or made worse by dirty carpet. The trouble with carpeting. Safe at home. The majority of studies appear to find correlation between carpet floors and adverse health outcomes such as respiratory infections asthma worsening and age at asthma onset.