During winter, indoor allergies are typically more frequent than outdoor allergies (although this may not necessarily be true this year). Dr. Martin Murcek, a Greensburg physician who specializes in allergy, immunology and pediatrics, says that the common culprits during the winter season are scented candles, potpourri, fireplace soot and plug-in odorizers.

Dr. Murcek recommends the Sharper Image Ionic Breeze 3.0 Compact Silent Air Purifier for ridding indoor air of allergens. Read the full story, and more tips on coping with indoor allergies, from the Pittsburgh tribune Review.