It is a well documented fact, hard floors are more of a problem for the asthma sufferer, the carpeted floor acts as a filter,in so far as it holds on to the dust etc, with a hard floor,it just sits there,waiting for the next person to walk past/open a door,any movement of the air,puts the dust back up in the air, but the problem to asthma sufferers is not just confined to dust, the other problems are mould spores,pet hair and of course dust mites(and what they leave behind),,,,,,,,Stripping out the carpets is not the answer, soft furnishings,need to be cleaned and treated,it is not practical to strip out soft furnishing,s, imagine your child coming down with asthma,she goes to school,comes home,to find you have stripped her room of, her bed, the curtains,the carpet, etc not the way to go, The program Dispatches is ill informed.
Dave