My House Is Killing Me!: The Home Guide for Families with Allergies and Asthma
Asthma and allergy sufferers, this book is essential reading: it  will answer all your questions about why you suffer in your own  home and what you can do to prevent it. May, an air quality  investigator and president of a home investigation company,  takes you on a tour of your home, both interior and exterior,  with a detailed description of the organic and inorganic  substances that are making you ill. He covers every room,  including the basement, attic, laundry room, garage, heating and  air-conditioning system(s), and nooks and crannies that you  probably forgot about. He explains how insects, molds, bacteria,  yeast, dust, moisture, larvae, pet dander, fabric fibers, smoke,  and many other agents can trigger an episode and how to  eliminate them permanently. May provides actual stories from his  many years of experience with the solutions he has recommended  to his clients. Todd Schultze's A Safe Haven? (LJ 4/01/01)  complements May's work with practical advice on ridding your  home of toxic hazards like radon, asbestos, and lead. Both will  serve for years to come as the definitive guides to establishing  disease-free living environments. [See also John Bower's The  Healthy House, LJ 9/1/00. Ed.] Irving Weintraub, Brooklyn Coll.  Lib., N.- Irving Weintraub, Brooklyn Coll.  Lib., NYCopyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.