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How to deal with being allergic to cats
Create a cat-free zone.
Your bedroom is your castle. Defend it from allergens at all costs! If you can keep the cat out of your bedroom, you create an (mostly! ) allergen-free zone at night.
pick from the following.
* Cover your windows, shut off the air conditioning, and close the blinds. Block outside sources of the allergen causing the allergy.
* That gives your system a chance to recover overnight. If you're looking for a moat to defend your bedroom, consider a hepa filter.
* Invest in an allergy-friendly bag. You can spread this protection around your bedroom--anything from other pet accessories, to curtains that cover a window, blinds that close, and down curtains (if you have carpet in your bedroom).
* Try to make sure the place is completely dust free, with no allergens. Some environmental factors that can suppress allergy are: soil, dust levels, dust in air and temperature.
That gives your system a chance to recover overnight. If you're looking for a moat to defend your bedroom, consider a hepa filter.