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Getting the sniffles? A cleaner home and some fresh air might help.

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Let’s be real — it’s hard to focus on our health when life gets busy.

We typically spend 90% of our time indoors, according to the EPA, so the state of our homes can really impact our well-being. HVAC systems circulate dust, pet dander, and allergens, making the air quality a little less than ideal for our health.

So, how can you give your health a boost? Here are two simple ways:

🥾 Get outside more

Take your dog for a stroll along the scenic Lake Trail at Conestee Nature Preserve, breathe in the fresh air, and let nature recharge your soul.

🧼 Keep your home clean

A clean space does wonders for your body and mind. Regular cleaning helps reduce dust + clutter, lowers stress levels, and promotes a healthier living space.

Psst… Two Maids knows you’re busy. Whether you need regular cleanings or a one-time deep clean, call them at 864-626-3343, and they’ll create a plan that fits your schedule.

Feel your best with Two Maids

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