HOW to GET RID of DUST MITE

Dust Mites are microscopic. Therefore, they cannot be seen and are hard to be found. They are about a length of 0.5 millimeters. The body of a Dust Mite contains a striated cuticle, which is a hard yet flexible covering. Dust mites eat flakes of shredded human skin, and any where that has dust. Dust Mites can survive in all types of climates except in high altitude. Dust Mites are the most common allergen that triggers asthma.

DUST MITES INSPECTION

Dust Mites are found any place where humidity is. They are most of the time found in warm moist areas, beds, kitchens, and places where the sun rays do not reach. They often remain in mattresses, carpets, furniture and bedding. Some signs of Dust Mite allergies are: itchiness, sneezing, inflamed/infected eczema, watering eyes, runny nose.

DUST MITES CONTROL METHOD

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