Allergic reactions to wool carpets and carpets?

The natural properties and durability of wool fiber have been protected by humans for more than 25,000 years. Wool is actually a hypoallergenic fiber. Those who say they are allergic usually refer to the itching and itching effects of old sweaters. Sitting or laying on wool carpets and carpets, if any, will rarely produce the same effect. When exposed to wool, no one has ever received any treatment or diagnosis.

Allergies are common in developed countries, and this problem is increasing for two main reasons:

A large amount of synthetic materials and petroleum-based products are being used in the home.

Allergic patients can now improve the diagnosis of allergic diseases.

There is no reason why people with asthma or allergies should not enjoy the comfort and beauty of carpets and/or carpets. Wool does not cause allergies and does not promote the growth of dust mites or bacteria. Wool carpet fibers are too long and too thick to be inhaled and therefore do not affect asthma patients. In fact, a hard surface floor can interfere with the airborne particles and rotate into the air, creating more irritation to hay fever and asthma patients.

According to the latest data from the Swedish Central Bureau of Statistics, the Army and the Floor Association, in the past 20 years, with the increase in hard ground installations, the installation of carpets has decreased, and the number of allergies has increased dramatically during the same period.

Wool fibers actually purify indoor air by absorbing air pollutants and gases. Wool fibers absorb common pollutants in indoor air, such as formaldehyde, nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide, while not releasing volatile organic compounds [volatile organic compounds]. This is one of the reasons why LEEDS [Energy and Environmental Design Pioneer] Environmental Program accepts wool carpets as the only soft surface floor covering in the initial testing of floor covering products. Approved products are rubber, bamboo, linoleum, cork and of course wool. All of these products are also rapidly recyclable, biodegradable and carbon neutral.

Wool not only keeps the air free of harmful pollutants, it does not release even when heated. It is estimated that wool carpets can continuously purify indoor air for up to 30 years. What a natural and beautiful way to help the planet and improve the comfort of your home.

If you hear someone say "I am allergic to wool", remember that now I have explained another man who makes myths and wants to rest in peace.

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