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Bacteria infested flakes of dry skin from people offer mites a rich source of food. The reproductive rate of dust mites is very high. Up to 2,000 mites have been counted in one gram of dust which means that there are up to two million mites in one double size mattress. Each mite excretes approximately 20 pellets a day which contain allergens in the form of protease enzymes. These can attack the protective lining of the nose, throat and lungs. Moving around in bed makes the allergens airborne and easy to inhale, stimulating the body's immune system and triggering the symptoms of asthma and possibly causing other problems as well.

 

Some people vacuum their mattresses on a regular basis. This may be causing concentrations of airborne dust particles to increase rather than decrease. Why? Household vacuums are not very effective in removing dust from mattresses. If you are using a portable household vacuum that does not have HEPA filtration capabilities then you are most likely venting the dust from the mattress into the air via the vacuum. Remember that this dust is mostly microscopic in size so you won't be able to see it with the naked eye. Even HEPA filtration vacuums or central vacuums can cause an increase in airborne particles when used on your mattresses. The reason for this is the fact that the dust and dirt cannot be removed by suction alone. Most of the dust containing dust mites and their excrement, bacteria infested skin flakes and house dust will be drawn to the surface of the mattress where it will clog up in the material under the mattress cover. When this happens it creates problems when you sleep at night as this dust is now closer to you in greater concentrations and it will get 'puffed' into the air every time someone moves on the mattress. This results in higher airborne dust concentrations that can trigger allergy symptoms and asthma attacks.

Dust mite excrement is a cause of allergies and related problems such as asthma, bronchitis, sinusitis, inflammation of the mucous membranes, reddening of the eyes and itching. It can also be a contributory factor to skin diseases including dermatitis and eczema. Asthma in particular, is increasing at an alarming rate among children worldwide and 85% of people with asthma have been found to have an allergy to the dust mite.

Our Mattress Clean Spray is chemical free and consists mainly of alcohol, cold pressed orange oil, and has several other natural ingredients including organic melaleuca alternifolia and neem oil that provide an antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral effect. When sprayed on pillows, sheets and mattresses, it will kill the dust mites as well as other "bed bugs".

Our Mattress Clean Spray will not harm the mattress fabric and will not leave any residue on the surface. It sanitizes the object it is applied to and dries very quickly. A treated mattress and pillow can be used the same day and there will not be any chemicals left on the surface as there are not any chemicals in our spray. Mattress Clean Spray is harmless to humans or animals and will not harm your indoor air quality. Now homeowners can purchase our effective and versatile spray for the continuous hygienic maintenance of their sleeping environment.

Most people with dust allergies are actually allergic to proteins found in the waste produced by dust mites. Approximately 20 million Americans are allergic to these little bugs. Dust Mites may be the most common cause of year-round allergic rhinitis and asthma symptoms, particularly in children.

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Directions for use: Spray surface until damp. Allow spray to dry before replacing bedding. Repeat every 30 days to keep mattress and pillows free of mites. Our Clean Spray product is formulated specifically to be used on bedding.

 

Dust mites are a health hazard as shown in the video above.

Facts about dust mites

House dust mites, dermatophagoides farinae, are a tiny member of the spider family.

Size: 200 - 300 microns. A magnification of at least 10 times is required to see a dust mite. Approximately 400 mites can fit on the head of a match. Their excrement pellets are 20 - 30 microns.

Appearance: Dust mites are oval shaped and have eight hairy legs. They do not have any eyes or antennae and they have a mouth on the front of their body that resembles a head. They have a tough, translucent outer shell.

Life Cycle: Adult female mites lay up to 50 - 70 eggs during their lifetime. The life cycle from egg to adult is about one month with the adult living three to four months. It is estimated that a dust mite population, if left unchecked, will double approximately every three months.

Food Source: Their main food source is dander, both human and animal skin flakes. Since we spend one third of our lives on a mattress, the mattress is a popular home for the dust mite. Mattresses supply dust mites with an abundant food source and moisture from our bodies as we sleep provides mites with water for absorption. Dust mites must absorb water to survive and therefore they thrive in humid conditions.

Habitat: Mattresses are their prime habitat because the conditions for survival are present in the mattress. Approximately 90% of a home's dust mite population will be located in the mattresses and the remaining 10% will be scattered in the carpet, upholstery and curtains. A used mattress may have up to 10 million dust mites inside. Up to 10% of the weight of a two year old pillow can be made up of dust mites and their excrement. Dust mites thrive in conditions where the room temperature is more than 70 degrees Fahrenheit or 20 degrees Celcius and there is more than 50% humidity.

Symptoms of a dust mite allergy: Coughing, sneezing, wheezing and itchy, watery eyes. Inflammation of the mucus membranes may also be experienced. Other allergic reactions may include headaches, fatigue and depression. Sleeplessness and disturbed, restless sleep are also indicators of a dust mite allergy. Dust mite allergies are a factor in up to 90% of asthmatics and may trigger attacks during the night if the concentrations are high. Dust mite allergens may also contribute to worsening of eczema, bronchitis, hay fever, pet dander allergies and others. An exposure to dust mites in the first, crucial year of life can trigger a lifelong allergy. There is no cure, only prevention. One must control house dust mite levels.