Are you constantly sneezing whilst in bed or on that soft lounge, and when you go out you feel better? Or are you the kind of person who has a runny, stuffy nose and red, itchy eyes no matter where you are indoors? Can’t stop coughing and sneezing? And the severe wheezing, shortness of breath […]
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Dust is one of the most irritating annoyances that a building occupier can endure. To address this problem, the source of the dust must be identified, and the appropriate solution introduced as soon as possible. Indoor dust generally falls into three categories: Dust walked or carried inside: Dust particles can accidentally be introduced indoors from our
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First, we must start off by asking … What Are Mites? There are two types of bed mites: Dust Mites Courtesy Mite Guard New Zealand These are opaque looking bugs. They eat skin cells, bacteria and pet hair. They’re microscopic ánd don’t bite. They absorb moisture, so they can be dehydrated. As well as they
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As the leaves change colour and fall, the dust mite population in your home could well be rising. Research from Sydney’s Woolcock Institute of Medical Research shows that dust mite levels can increase 2-3 times during late autumn, compared with summer levels. According to National Asthma Council Australia director, Dr Janet Rimmer, respiratory physician and
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Dust Mite Allergies No one is sure what causes asthma and allergies, but we do know there are certain triggers. “The strongest risk factors for developing asthma are exposure to indoor allergens such as domestic mites in bedding, carpets, and stuffed furniture, cat dander and cockroach allergens.” – The USA National Institute of Health “The
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If you have difficulty in breathing, itchy watery eyes, nose and skin, or can’t stop coughing when cleaning with chemicals or normal dusting, you may be allergic to dust particles, pollen and house dust mites, triggering dust mites allergy. Throw out your old dusters and get rid of the toxic chemical cleaners and enjoy Micro
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An average queen-sized mattress hosts around 2 million dust mites, feeding on your flaked skin cells, excreting 20 to 30 faecal pellets, 15 microns in size, twice their body weight, every day. A 6 year old pillow can hold up to a tenth of it’s weight in dustmite bodies and faecal matter. Just consider, each
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Normal mattress cleaning removes only a small percentage of dustmite and their allergens. Normal vacuuming alone is not an effective means to mattress cleaning and dust mite control. The dust mites tend to cling to the fabric fibres, resisting being sucked up into your vacuum cleaner. Regular vacuuming of the infested dust mites mattress and
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