EXPLORE THE NEW
INTERACTIVE SNORING HOUSE
Supported by a grant from GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)

Moulds build up in compost and rotting vegetation. Remove from garden in plastic bags if you can.
Moulds lie dormant during the winter months. This is a good time to clear fallen leaves.
Lawns harbour all sorts of pollens, dust and mould. If you have allergy to pollen, dust and mould ask somebody else to cut the grass for you.
Allergy to pollen is generally seasonal. Tree, weed, grass and mould pollens are all allergens and affect around 20% of the population. The main symptoms of pollen allergy are runny, blocked nose. This can make breathing difficult at night giving rise to snoring.