With allergy season coming into full swing, it’s that time of year when a hanky is your best friend… as hay fever sniffles start to reach fever pitch.
And when the wind picks up, holding your own against a high pollen count can feel like going into battle against the elements; only by heading indoors is there temporary respite.
But tree and grass pollen have a way of filtering indoors; while our homes should be a safe sanctuary, those irritating symptoms can persist.
Here, Caroline Mills, head of brand at Safestyle, shares some top tips to help pollen-proof your space…
Opening and closing windows
Every home needs a breath of fresh air, and windows are our main defence against the outdoors. She says knowing when to open them and when to keep them shut is key to the air quality inside.