Allersearch ADMS Anti-Allergen Spray 128 Oz

I had this problem, every night I go to bed, lay in my bed, within 30mins, I will sneeze. I change my bed sheet every week, I steam clean my headboard, I have the hepa bed vaccum that has ultra violet light for my bed for dust mites and germs. I have air purifier running all the time in my bedroom. Still, wihtin 30mins, sneeze. So I got an allergy test, and the only thing tested positive was dust mites. Ok, so I got this spray. Then one day, I spent 3 hours, dusting and vaccuming my bedroom, especially the curtains, the blinds, the headboard, shelves. Then after I vaccumed I used this spray, sprayed on everything, hard surface I wiped and soft surface I just let it air dry. It didn't change any color on any fabrics, and when I was done, I walked out of the bedroom and later walked in, oh wow! I could def tell the difference! It has a very very light bleach smell to it, and the air in the bedroom just smelled so "soft" and gentle on my nose. And that night, I got in bed, until I fell asleep, nothing! No itchy nose, no running nose, I was actually breathing much better too. I think this gallon would last me about 3 months if I do it twice a month? so far I have only done it twice, two weeks apart and it has been working great. I think I can probably do once a month now. Yes it is helpful.

You can count on both hands the things I am NOT allergic to. Allergy shots, crazy quantities of steroids, antihistamines, decongestants, and NSAIDs are all in my seasonal repertoire. We have 5 air purifiers (one in each bedroom plus some in main living spaces), allergy air filters in all return vents, hepa filters in all vacuums, Demite laundry additive to control dust mites in bedding and clothing items, and now I apply this spray at least once a month on all carpets and upholstered items in the house. I even use it on my dogs (yes, I am allergic to the dogs that sleep in my bed) during pollen season. They won't let me spray it on them, but I pour it on paper towels and rub it all over them after they come in from potty time. I know this stuff works because when I skip a month in the summer, my daughters and I spend a lot of time sneezing and itching. At that point, I hose down the house with the stuff, wait for it to dry, vacuum, and -- thank heavens -- symptoms are temporarily alleviated. During tree pollen season, I have to spray everything each week; as you might imagine, one gallon goes quickly in the spring. I wet a paper towel and wipe the areas around computers and TVs to control the dust mite issue, and (again) it seems to help. If you're reading this review, your allergy problems are probably affecting your quality of life in a big way, so I'd say this product is definitely worth a try. I started out with the smallest spray bottle and liked it so much I ordered the gallon container within a day of using it the first time. ******** 2/24/2015 UPDATE********* I am still using this product--just ordered yet another gallon of it in anticipation of the Spring 2015 Allergy Season. I now use empty Febreeze bottles to spray it (they give off a really nice, fine mist for curtains and other fabrics). Another reviewer posted a photo of some bleached out curtains--I have used this product EVERYWHERE in my house and have never seen a bleach stain. I am not saying that it is outside of the realm of possibilities that this ADMS product could cause discoloration/bleaching of some dyes, but fortunately that 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 **poly/rayon bedding **100% cotton bedding **synthetic nylon rug **synthetic polypropylene rug **semi-antique wool, vegetable-dyed rug from Iran **dogs **clothes, mostly cotton/poly blend, but some denim and wool **gardening hats of all different fibers **computer equipment (darn dust mites) **down & feather pillows **down comforters **polyester (synthetic) duvets **cotton + poly duvets **sneakers **concrete (partially finished basement--was killing mold spores and dust mites) **plastic chairs that go with my daughter's play kitchen area **Granite Transformations counter tops **stainless steel fridge **door handles **latex-painted wood **decorative glass vases I basically drench my shiny, polyester comforter in this stuff on a monthly basis because my dogs believe they are sharing the bed with us, not the other way around. My comforter (except for the frayed threads where they scratch and roll incessantly) looks exactly as it did the day we removed it from its packaging. My husband groans when he sees me reach for the spray bottle, because he is not a fan of the scent and it is ubiquitous in this household. I do what I can with essential oils and such to mitigate the smell, but the tell-tale soaked comforter always gives me away. Still a 5 star product!

This is a particularly useful product if you have dust-mite allergies. I've used several of their products over the years and found them all to work as described and to work wonders on helping reduce allergy issues (try the laundry additive...smells a bit, but what a difference it can make.

I use this monthly.

I have had life long ashthma and severe allergies to animal dander, cats in particular. My allergy to cat dander is so bad that my lungs shut down if I go into a home that has cats...even if I don't know cats live there and even if they aren't in the house. In the past, we have had to actually move because I contracted pneumonia that would not clear up. A year and a half ago we moved into a home where the previous tenants had cats. They weren't truthful with us about it until after we moved in and I started having problems. The allergy was so bad that I couldn't sleep in the carpeted master bedroom for six months. I became very ill and was soon on several asthma medications and steriods. There was no way that we could move to another home this time so we cleaned the carpet again ourselves with two different kinds of special cleaners for pet dander removal. That did'nt work so I frantically began searching for something else. I did hours research on dander removal. I liked the product information and product reviews about the Allersearh ADMS Anti-Allergen Spray most of all so I bought a small spray bottle to try it. It really helped! I then ordedered a gallon of the spray, the carpet cleaner, and later the pet shampoo (because my dog's dander bothers me some and cannot be loose in the house, later I bought the washing detergent). We shampooed the carpets ONE time and it was gone! There odor is pleasant and it takes very little to do the job. Now I even use a tiny amount of the carpet cleaner in my mop water when I mop the laminate floors in the rest of the house. I continue to use the spray throughout the house about once a month...more often during heavy pollen seasons. I spray our furniture and throw rugs also. It makes the furniture smell fresh and best of all I can breathe. This product was like a MIRACLE for me! This is the first one I have ever used that has actually worked. It's an amazing product and worth every penny. I highly recommend it to anyone who has severe allergies and has wasted lots of money and time trying everything else!

After reading the raving reviews where many allergic kids did not suffer from the symptoms after their parents used this, I gotta admit this hasn't worked well for me. I have bad case of skin allergy to dustmites. I followed the instructions and all but I still get triggered on new allergies whenever I sit on the couch or bed. So it isnt a miracle cure for me, unfortunately :(