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For severe nasal congestion, do i have to close windows? what time of day or night? only when wind blows or on any weather day? i have manyallergies
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Depends: It depends on what you are allergic to and time of year. It is best to close windows during pollen seasons if you are allergic to pollen.
Answered 7/14/2013
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