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Why Drying Laundry Outside in a Heatwave Can Worsen Allergies
- Laura Bojarskaite, a neuroscientist and sleep researcher, warns 16 million Brits with hay fever that drying bedsheets outside during high pollen counts can worsen allergy symptoms by introducing pollen into sleeping environments.
- The Met Office predicts very high pollen counts and rising temperatures in the West Midlands and southern England this week.
- Hay fever symptoms like nasal congestion and sneezing disrupt sleep quality, leading to fatigue and reduced concentration during allergy season.
- Laura recommends drying bedding indoors or using a tumble dryer during peak pollen days to keep bedrooms allergen-free and improve sleep quality.
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