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Illustration by Tara Jacoby / Reviewed Some parts of the country are well into spring, and others ar

(It’s pollen.) [Illustration of someone using air purifiers in their home]( Illustration by Tara Jacoby / Reviewed Some parts of the country are well into spring, and others are still feeling the winter weather, even though we’ve technically transitioned seasons. As someone who’s experienced spring for nearly a month where I live in Alabama, I want to remind you that with blooming flowers and bright-green trees comes one very large downside: pollen. If you’re dreading the return of the yellow-green monster, there are a few things you can do to keep yourself happy and healthy while still enjoying the changing season. An air purifier can help you breathe better inside your home while allergens run amuck. [We’ve tested tons of air purifiers]( for all kinds of budgets and spaces. Once you’ve found your perfect match, be sure to use it the right way so that your air purifier can do its job effectively. [BREATHE EASY]( Have a great day, Sara Beth Bolin Staff Writer, Newsletters Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed's editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. [Dryer balls; laundry machine; bottle of laundry detergent]( Photo by Budieggs / Elextrolux / Persil / Reviewed OUR TIPS FOR ALLERGEN-FREE LAUNDRY Washing your clothes like you normally do can get rid of some springtime allergens, but sometimes, it doesn’t cut it. Since our lab team spends a lot of time testing washers, they’ve tried tons of methods and products for keeping your clothes free of pollen, dust, and other microbes. These are their best tips. If your washer has a sanitizing or allergen cycle, this is the time to use it. These cycles use extra-warm water (at least 131 degrees, to be exact) to kill dust mites and bacteria. Our favorite washer for allergens, the [Electrolux ELFW7637AT]( is a great choice if you’re already looking to replace your washer and want one with this setting. Not planning on trading out your washer? There are smaller changes that can make a big difference. Our favorite [laundry detergent for sensitive skin]( is great to have in your laundry room during allergy season, and trading your fabric softeners for [dryer balls]( can help reduce the chemicals in your laundry. We also recommend regularly cleaning your [washer]( and [dryer vents]( so that your clothes and linens have the best chance of staying allergen-free. [Read More]( More Stories #[Model wearing pink jacket]( Lululemon’s spring drop has matching sets galore If you’re looking for a new go-to spring ‘fit, head over to lululemon. We got a first look at the brand’s new collection, which features tennis skorts, sports bras, and loungewear in an array of spring-forward colors. [READ MORE]( #[Ring Battery Doorbell Pro]( Our review: Ring Battery Doorbell Pro Ready to cut the cord? The cord to your doorbell, that is. We tested the newest battery-powered Ring doorbell and found that it has clear monitoring, great radar, and an array of helpful features—for a price. [READ MORE]( #[Black and clear personal blender]( The best personal blenders A morning smoothie sounds great in theory, but lugging out, using, and then cleaning the giant blender in your cabinet seems less than ideal. A personal blender can make small-batch smoothies, sauces, and the like much easier. [READ MORE]( #[Teal spheres and gray bag]( These easy stretches may help ease your tinnitus The high-pitched ringing in your ears can be annoying, distracting, and exhausting. These exercises, from facial massages to movements that significantly release neck tension, may help relieve some of the symptoms of tinnitus. [READ MORE]( Shop these deals - start forming healthy habits with a [14-day free trial]( and up to 40% off a subscription to noom. - SEASONED GREEN THUMBS AND NEW PLANT PARENTS CAN GET [HOUSE PLANTS FOR UP TO 40% OFF]( AT THE SILL. - WE FOUND TONS OF [REVIEWED-APPROVED AMAZON DEVICES]( ON SALE. [Placeholder] JOIN THE CARPOOL [Subscribe to our monthly newsletter]( and get expert guidance for every stage of your parenting journey. [Share with a friend]( [Subscribe]( [Visit us on Facebook!]( [Visit us on Instagram!]( [Visit us on Twitter!]( [Visit us on YouTube!]( [Visit us on Pinterest!]( [Reviewed Logomark]Reviewed is part of the USA Today network Reviewed 19 Brookline St Cambridge, MA 02139-4103 Copyright © 2024 Reviewed, All rights reserved. Is this email not displaying correctly? [View it in your browser](. [Update your email preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](

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