How to make trailer allergy free
We bought a thirty year old travel trailer to try out rv'ing in a less expensive rig to see if we might want to commit to something new and more expensive. When we bought it my girlfriend didn't have ...
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Good chance it's dust. Take the mattress and all cushions out, give it a good wipedown on every surface, vacuum everything. Leave the cushions out and have the girlfriend spend a little time in the RV and see what happens. Dust mite allergies are by far the most common trigger. If this works you can strip the cushions and have the covers cleaned and get a hypoallergenic mattress cover, one that covers the whole thing. If there's carpet vacuum it well and see if you can get some of the plastic stuff they use in showrooms. Mold probably is you next most likely thing, then pets. If it's dust or pets you can probably remedy it, if it's mold you're screwed.
