Allergies can be a really tough issue to deal with, and if you're constantly battling allergies, it can feel like your room is one big test spot. One way to allergy-proof your room is by avoiding things that trigger your allergies. This includes items in the environment, people who are allergic to certain materials, pets that lick their fur (or anything else), and food items that contain allergens. Another option is filter-activated air purifiers. These units trap airborne allergens and other pollutants from entering your home via the smoke or mist produced by the unit. Finally, consider installing an allergen-proof mattress or bedding cover because these products are designed to protect you from dust mites and other triggers of allergies while you sleep. It's important to stay informed about new developments in allergy technology to decide how best to allergy-proof your room for yourself!