Review on 🌿 Allersearch ADMS Anti-Allergen Spray 128 Oz - Enhanced Allergen Defense Multi-Surface Spray 128 Oz by Elizabeth Esquivel

You can count on two hands what I'm NOT allergic to. Allergy shots, crazy amounts of steroids, antihistamines, decongestants and NSAIDs are all in my seasonal repertoire. We have 5 air purifiers (one in each bedroom and several in the main living areas), allergy free air filters in all exhaust vents, Hepa filters in all vacuum cleaners, Demite laundry conditioner to combat dust mites in bedding and clothing, and now I'm applying it. spray on all carpets and soft objects in the house at least once a month. I even use it on my dogs during pollen season (yes, I'm allergic to dogs sleeping in my bed). They don't let me spray it on, but I pour it onto paper towels and rub it all over after they come out of the pot. I know it works because if I miss a month in the summer, my daughters and I spend a lot of time sneezing and itching. At this point, I hose down the house, wait for it to dry, vacuum, and thank God the symptoms are temporarily relieved. During the tree pollen season I have to spray everything every week; As you can imagine, a gallon is quickly depleted in the spring. I dampen a paper towel and wipe down areas around computers and TVs to deal with dust mites and (again) this seems to help. If you are reading this review, it is likely that your allergy issues are affecting your quality of life to a great extent. So I would say that this product is definitely worth trying. I started with the smallest atomizer and liked it so much that I ordered a gallon tank within a day of first use.********UPDATE 2/24/2015******** *I use this product still - just ordered another gallon ahead of spring 2015 allergy season. Now I use empty Febreeze bottles for misting (they give off a really nice fine mist for curtains and other fabrics). I saw a bleach stain. I am not saying that this ADMS product can cause discoloration/discoloration of some dyes beyond what is possible, but thankfully this has never happened to me. Here are some of the fabrics/materials that have been regularly sprayed/wiped with this product: **100% Polyester Curtains** 100% Cotton Curtains** 2" Faux Wood Blinds** Polyester/Viscose Bed Linens* *100% cotton bedding **synthetic nylon rug**synthetic polypropylene rug**wool semi-vintage rug, vegetable dyed rug from Iran**dog**clothes, mostly cotton/poly blend but sometimes Denim and wool**Mixed fiber garden hats**Computer equipment (dust mite damn)**Down & feather pillows**Duvets**Polyester (synthetic) blankets**Cotton + polyethylene blankets**Sneakers**Concrete (partially finished basement - mold spores killed and dust mites)**Plastic chairs to fit my daughter's play kitchen **Granite countertops **Stainless steel refrigerator **Door handles **Wood with latex paint **Decorative glass Yang vases. monthly because my dogs think they share a bed with us, not the other way around. or frayed threads that keep scratching and rolling) looks just like the day we took it out of the box. My husband groans when he sees me picking up the spray bottle because he's not a fan of this scent and it's ubiquitous in this house. I do my best with essential oils and the like to mitigate the smell, but the eloquent, soaked blanket always gives me away. Still a 5 star product!