I tested every 'allergy-friendly' smart home gadget - these 6 actually keep the pollen out
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The document advises keeping indoor humidity between 40% and 50% to help manage allergies, warns that humidity below 30% can aggravate respiratory symptoms and aid virus spread while humidity above 60% promotes dust mites and mold, and suggests using a smart humidifier with an expert product recommendation.
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