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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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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Winter offers little respite to people vulnerable to skin allergies, asthma, hay fever, and other forms of skin allergies. While the levels of common allergens at home such as dust and dust mite decline during the winter season, there is closer contact with these allergens, causing an allergic person to display continued allergy symptoms. Allergy
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As the years pass on, your carpets, rugs and lounges accumulate all manner of dust, pollen, dust mites … chemical residue from pest deterrents and soot from outdoor pollution … pets leave behind hair and dander … even the dust from that renovation job … just sitting there. The chances are pretty high that normal
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House dust mites have long been considered a trigger factor for asthma sufferers. Yet for many years, it has not been acknowledged that people with eczema could also be affected by dustmite until recent research showed eczema flare ups may be triggered by them. Here are some quick tips to killing dust mites and how
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Silk There are no known allergies towards silk… it is literally 100% allergy-free! Why? The dustmite refuses to live in it. Silk is excreted from the silk worm gland and spinneret. No bug will live in another bug’s excretion! Silk is also the only fibre that is recognised to repel dust mites due to the
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