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Author: Wools of New Zealand edited and updated by ITFA 2019
The possible connection between allergic reaction in dust-sensitive persons and certain types of floorcovering is reviewed and discussed. Committees have been set up at various times to investigate this possible connection, which could lead to serious repercussions as far as contract
carpet installations are concerned. The results of several surveys on the relative allergenic properties of carpeted and non-carpeted floors have been published.
Author: Wools of New Zealand edited and updated by ITFA 2019
A great paper with lots of good information on the use of carpets in this demanding area.
Carpets improve the quality of patient care by providing a more attractive, friendly and homely setting, increased thermal and acoustic comfort and greater safety underfoot...
Author: David Whitefoot CTexT FTI
This detailed review covers 43 research studies, reports and articles that illustrate the deep complexity of this subject and proves conclusively that there is no scientific validity for suggesting that carpet is a major threat to the health of consumers, even those with common allergic reactions...
Author: David Whitefoot CTexT FTI
An excellent review of the area, indoor health considered, the science in support of carpet.