Fall allergies acting up? Turn on the AC...

Fall allergies are kicking in for a lot of people...

...and the cooler temperatures and beautiful weather could be making matters worse. It’s only natural we’d like to turn off the AC and open the windows – but you might want to think twice about that. Allergy experts suggest that we keep running our air conditioners on low. That helps filter the air and reduces humidity. 

Ragweed and mold are two allergy triggers which are in full bloom during the fall. By keeping the windows closed in your car and in your home, and filtering the air with your AC, you’ll be preserving a few spots of refuge from fall allergies.