How To Get Rid Of Dust Mites in 6 Steps

Dust Mite Allergy Symptoms

Step 1 - Anti Dust Mite Bedding - Encasements on  Mattress, Pillow and Duvet

Step 2 - Get Rid Of Dust Mites In Carpet

Step 3 - Reduce Dust Mite Humidity

Step 4 - Use a HEPA Air Purifier

Step 5 - Remove Fabrics

Step 6 - Improve How You Wash / Freeze / Clean

Introduction To House Dust Mites

• Thousands of house dust mites live in your home: they are too small to see (0.2mm) and look like an 8 legged arachnid. These cause your Dust mite allergy

• Dust mites mostly live in the bedroom: items like mattresses, pillows, and curtains.

• Do Dust Mites Bite? No Dust Mites cannot leave bite marks but will cause an itchy red rash

• What is a Dust Mite Allergy? You are allergic to the proteins on the dust mite. This is found inside their gut and in their faeces. When these proteins come into contact with your skin, face and airways, your body has a reaction causing your symptoms

 

 

Dust Mite Allergy Symptoms

• Skin
• Itchy skin
• red rashes scratch marks
• Hives

• Nose / Throat / Sinuses
• mucus dripping down throat
• Runny Nose
• Blocked Nose
• Cough
• Chronic Rhinitis and Sinusitis 
• Facial pressure
• Asthma
• Difficulty breathing
• An audible whistling or wheezing sound when exhaling

• Eyes
• Often Touch eye or skin near eyes
• Red eyes
• Watery eyes
• wake up with crust in eyes
• The skin under your eyes is swollen or blue / darker than normal
• Blurred Vision (especially in the morning)

• Mental
• Often Tired
• Struggle to concentrate
• Want to nap during the day
• the effects of a dust mite allergy often lead to many other effects such as relationship issues and reduced confidence

• Child
• All of the above symptoms and: 
• Often touching their nose 
• red patches on skin, even in places they cannot touch

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Step 1 - Encasements - Anti Dust Mite Bedding for Mattress / Pillow / Duvet

Washing your bedding every week at 60 degrees: The dust mites that are outside your encasements will die from this temperature

 

Signs of a Good Dust Mite Protector/Encasement/Case

1. Waterproof Zip AND Material: The material and its zip should not let water through. If there are any holes or gaps in the material or the zip, dust mites can sneak in, making the cover not work well to stop allergies.

2. Easy to Clean: Encasements should be cleaned every 1-4 weeks this can be done by

- Freezing for minimum of 24 hours (ideally 1 week)

- Washing at 60 degrees is the most effective but will cause the most damage to the encasement

- Vacuum the outside of the encasement

 

3. Two Layers: It's important that the cover is waterproof on the inside to have maximum dust mite protection and has a breathable outer layer to maximise cooling and comfort

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Step 2 - Get Rid of Dust Mites In Carpet

• Remove all carpets: Carpets are the largest fabric in home and most dust mites will live in the fabric. Dust Mite struggle to thrive on hard materials such as wood or tiles

• Replace carpet with a hard surface such as wood or titles

• The fewer gaps between your floor panels, the better, as this minimizes places where dust can accumulate.

• If you are unable to replace the carpet
• Weekly vacuum the carpet

• Weekly spray dust mite solution as this will act as a repellant (click here for our eucalyptus based spray)

• Consider buying a steam cleaner for maximum results

 

 

Step 3 - Reduce Dust Mite Humidity

Set Humidity to Below 50%: Dust mites will start to die of dehydration once humidity is below 50%. This makes it an ultra effective method of reducing dust mites in the entire room.

 

Picking The Best Dehumidifier for Dust Mite Allergy

A dehumidifier is the easiest way to reduce humidity in the home here are the top 3 features you should be looking at to solve your dust mite allergy:

1. Humidity sensor that activates whenever humidity drops below 50%. We recommend setting the sensor to 40%, as humidity levels tend to be higher further away from the device.
2. Dust Filter to make sure the air coming out doesn't spread dust
3. Quiet Operation so you can keep the dehumidifier running all night. If Humidity rises to above 50% for 2 hours the mites will rehydrate, making it pointless.

Tips On Reducing Dust Mite Humidity Level

Humidity must be below 50% 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: If dust mites are exposed to humidity of above 50% for 2 hours they will rehydrate making the dehumidifier pointless

Do not dry laundry inside: dry items outside or in a drying machine

Fold blanket when you wake up: fold your blanket at the end of the bed to release any trapped damp air when you wake up.

 

 

Step 4 - Use a Air Purifier for Dust Removal

An air purifier removes dust particles from the air: reducing the number of allergens that your skin / nose, mouth and eyes are exposed to. 

 

Key Features to Look For:

HEPA High Efficiency Particulate Air: filters trap 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns, like dust and allergens, improving air quality for allergy sufferers and medical environments. A standard filter will not capture all dust allergens

Quiet Operation: Ensures effectiveness even when left on at night, without disturbing your sleep.

 

Using Your Air Purifier Tips:

Continuous Operation: Run the air purifier 24/7 to keep dust mite allergens in check.

Night Mode: If you find the sound bothersome at night, select an air purifier with a reduced-volume night mode.

 

 

Step 5 - Remove Fabrics - Dust Mites in Carpet

• Remove Fabric Bed Frames: Opt for wood or metal frames instead.
• Remove Rugs and Mats: Try to get used to hard floors, or if necessary, wash them weekly.
• Remove Fabric Sofas: Use leather sofas instead.
• Remove Curtains: Replace them with metal or wood blinds.
• Remove Fabric Cushions: Choose leather cushions.
• Remove Fabric Toys: Use hard toys or wash fabric toys regularly by placing them in a laundry bag and washing at 60 degrees.
• Remove Old Wallpaper: Switch to painted walls.
• Remove Pets from the Bedroom: Allow them access to other rooms instead.
• Plain Walls are best: Avoid old wall paper that may hide mould and dust mites

 

 

Dust Mite Allergy Tips

Comprehensive Approach: Research has shown doing one step is not enough to effectively reduce your dust mite allergy. you need to do as many of these steps as possible to notice a significant reduction in your dust allergy symptoms

 

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1. Moisture Wicking: reducing humidity helps to get rid of dust mites
2. Super Soft and Comfortable: this reduces skin rashes and comfort
3. Hypoallergenic: Less likely to cause allergy symptoms

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Step 6 - Clean and Freeze Dust Mites Removal

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