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New product helps parents feel comfortable painting in the home


Parents of children with asthma and allergies know even the smallest irritants can have an enormous ef- fect on the quality of their kids’ daily lives. It can be a constant battle to maintain     remove common irritants such as pollen, dust, mold, and animal dander.


Paint fumes are another trigger and extra precau- tions, such as opening all the windows when paint- ing, have to be taken. But parents will be able to now breathe a sigh of relief because a new product by Valspar has the qualities of premium paint, with the added benefit of helping people with asthma and allergies. Valspar Plus™


, helps to reduce airborne irritants


during painting and has zero volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which can be a trigger for people impacted by asthma and allergies. Once dry, the paint’s anti- microbial properties help it to resist mold and mildew with no lingering odor. Val- spar Plus™


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is the first paint by the Asthma


and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA). To ensure no one has to


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is offered in


the full range of Valspar’s colors. It also maintains     long-lasting durability, stain resistance and thick, one- coat coverage. Once dried, the paint is also washable,


making for easy home cleaning – another plus for parents. Valspar Plus™


is avail-


able at Lowe’s stores nationwide. Parents can visit www.valsparpaint.com for more information.


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