National Stop Snoring Week

Interactive Snoring House - Kitchen

1

Dairy products

Dairy products are often associated catarrhal conditions and sinus problems characterised by congestion, excess mucus, runny nose and sore throat. These conditions can lead snoring.

2

Household cleaners

People who use household cleaners more than 4 days per week are 50% more likely to develop asthma than those who do not. Asthma is a common symptom for snorers.

3

Mould

Mould allergy causes a wide range of symptoms such as allergic rhinitis, sneezing, runny nose, congestion and eustachian tube obstruction. All of these symptoms predispose to snoring.

4

Disinfectant

Disinfectant can trigger allergies and breathing difficulties. Breathing difficulties at night can cause snoring.

5

Fabric conditioners

Perfumed fabric conditioners often cause symptoms of allergic rhinitis. Nocturnal rhinitis will make breathing difficult and predispose to snoring.

6

Paint cleaners and solvents

These products cause respiratory problems. Individuals with respiratory disorders are more likely to snore.

7

Glue

Avoid ingesting the fumes as they can be toxic and cause respiratory problems.

8

Mould

Mould in the house can cause a wide range of symptoms such as allergic rhinitis, sneezing, runny nose, congestion, eustachian tube obstruction and breathing difficulties. All of these symptoms predispose to snoring.