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"  According to The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, about 20 million Americans suffer from dust mite allergies, and summer&amp;#039;s heat and humidity provide the perfect conditions for these critters to thrive. If your family is sensitive to dust mites, the first step is to reduce the temperature and moisture inside your home, especially in the bedrooms. Next, invest in a good vacuum cleaner. LG&amp;#039;s new Kompressor LuVT400 Total Care vacuum cleaner ($524, left) has several innovative features to remove and contain dust and debris in a whole new way.  The most unique feature of this new vacuum is its mattress cleaning attachment (right). As you vacuum, this simple-to-use   tool rapidly pulses and agitates the mattress (or sofa, or car seat fabric) to better dislodge embedded dust and allergens. Other tools clean the surface, but this is the first one we&amp;#039;ve seen that goes deeper. The LG also compresses (hence the name) the dust that collects in the bin. The advantages of this are twofold. Not only can the bin hold more so you don&amp;#039;t have to empty it as often, but when it is time to empty it, a solid cake or brick of debris falls out instead of the usual cloud of loose, allergy-aggravating dust that other bagless vacuums produce. Finally, there&amp;#039;s a HEPA filter on the exhaust and a flexible crevice tool to nab even the most elusive dust bunnies. No vacuum cleaner can totally rid your home of allergens, but this new LG Kompressor helps you   remove more of them and it&amp;#039;s been certified to perform by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.  For more information about allergy and asthma symptoms and prevention and to find more AAFA certified products, visit their website. To find out which allergy-reducing products performed best in Good Housekeeping Research Institute (GHRI) tests, check out our online review in How To Allergy Proof Your Home. To see firsthand how we test vacuum cleaners and other products, sign up for one of our Good Housekeeping Research Institute tours. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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