Imagine walking into your home after a long day, only to be greeted by a musty smell or dark stains creeping across the ceiling. It’s easy to brush these off as small issues, but they’re far from minor. Dampness and mould don’t just threaten the look of your home, they can impact your health, your […]
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If you notice dust on the floor or on shelving and you vacuum regularly, guess what? That’s where it came from. Your vacuum! If you don’t own a vacuum, and live nowhere near dusty environments, chances are it’s not dust. Actually it might be surface mould. To test, wipe it down. If it doesn’t form
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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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When’s the last time you cleaned your bedroom? We mean really cleaned it. Could it be that your room is in need of a good declutter, tidy and clean right now, and you’ve been putting it off because—let’s be honest—cleaning your bedroom isn’t nearly as fun as relaxing or sleeping in it? Look, we all
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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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Dust mites are tiny microscopic creatures that are present everywhere in our homes. These tiny creatures live in our mattresses, furniture, bedding, curtains, and carpets, feeding on the skin cells that we (and our pets) shed on a daily basis. In fact, the average human sheds enough dead skin to feed a million dust mites.
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Common Causes One of the most common causes to allergies is dust mites. Dust mites are tiny eight legged creatures that are typically too small to see with the naked eye. Most homes have dust mites and a single gram of dust may have hundreds or more dustmites in it. Dust mites feed on human
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You can’t see or hear them, but they’re there – lurking everywhere in your home. House dust mites. These tiny creatures dwell in our homes and feed off the skin particles our bodies naturally shed. Even though they’re tiny and we don’t notice them, house dust mites can be harmful to our health and can
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Dust mites and bed bugs are very different organisms and affect humans in very different ways. Dust mites are present in every room of every home, facilities such as hotels and nursing homes and just about any building; beg bugs are not. Dust mites are microscopic bugs that primarily live on dead skin cells shed
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