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by Allisonc78, Sep 18, 2008 10:02PM
The best thing for her to do is where a mask while she is cleaning. Cleaning with something damp that doesn't make the dust flow into the air would help too. Dust is a major irritant of asthma, so if someone else in the house can do that job that is the best thing.
by Annettester36, Sep 20, 2008 04:47AM
To: SERAKAC
She should get someone else to clean her house for her, such as husband, boyfriend or or hiring a professional house cleaner to do the work for her.
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