Work in a well-ventilated area. Use nontoxic products when possible. Have combustion appliances inspected regularly. Make sure that all appliances that burn fuel are vented to the outside. Don't use your gas oven to heat your home.
Dust mites are microscopic and found in ordinary household dust can cause allergic reactions.
Keep areas where children play as dust-free and clean as possible. Wash bedding frequently in hot water that is at least 130 degrees. Exposure to ETS can cause lung cancer and is a direct health threat to people who already have heart and lung disease. Do not smoke in your home or permit others to do so, especially near children. If smoking cannot be avoided, open windows or use exhaust fans.