With this room-by-room guide to reducing allergens in the home, the Mayo Clinic not only provides some useful tips for allergy sufferers; it also (with the accompanying illustrations) takes a few unsteady steps into the realm of interior design. The tips are good, and the furniture isn't bad, but just as you won't find any paintings on these (mold-free) walls, you also won't find a whole lot of depth or details in the content -- it's functional, but bare-bones all the way -- just what I've come to expect from the fine folks in Rochester, MN.

Although most of the suggestions in the article are pretty basic, they are also some quick and easy things that you can do to help control your indoor allergies. I like how it has tabs on the side of the page that takes you through suggestions for each of the main areas of your home. I found the article to be helpful and easy to understand.