Suffering from spring allergies? From hypoallergenic sheets to air purifiers, we found 13 expert- and editor-recommended ...

Seasonal allergies are on the rise, but you don't need to suffer through them. With medications and lifestyle modifications, you can nip allergy symptoms in the bud.

For stuck-on grime or staining, a great tip is to make a quick paste using baking soda and a little water. Spread the paste ...

While nothing says spring like constant sneezing, itchy eyes, and maybe even a little wheezing for good measure — this year, it feels like allergies have taken things to another level.

It’s allergy season, and your symptoms may be worse than last year. Here’s why and how you can alleviate your sneezing and runny nose.

Here's the lowdown from allergy doctors on how to get relief, from which medicines to use — and how to best use them — to ...

Right until you reach to get some ice from the freezer and there isn't any. Ice makers fail. It's an unfortunate reality of owning a refrigerator with an ice maker. On the bright side, ice makers ...

You will want to wash the cup or mug with dish detergent and water afterward to get rid of any lingering lemon taste or smell. What you'll need: Baking soda and white vinegar. What to do ...

Runny Nose: Just suction it or blow it. Teach your child how to blow the nose at age 2 or 3. When your child's nose runs like a faucet, it's getting rid of viruses. Allergy medicines (such as Benadryl ...

Many people blow their nose incorrectly, potentially forcing mucus back into the sinuses, leading to infections and discomfort. Experts recommend a gentler approach. Blowing the nose may seem like ...