Dust Mites in Bed
Dust mites are microscopic creatures that are known to live in beds and in dust covered areas.
They primarily thrive in locations where the humidity is 30% to 70%.
Dust mites have always been a part of the natural world and have been in existence probably long before people inhabited the Earth.
They consist of fine and dry particles of waste matter that comes from humans, animals and non-living materials.
Most of the dust that is found within a person's home is derived from human skin, outdoor substances, carpeting, plush toys, stuffed animals and different pets.
Most people shed at least 30,000 to 40,000 skins cells a day and a great deal of this dead skin is released inside of a person's bed.
Since the average person spends at least 1/3 of their lives in bed, dust will definitely build up in this piece of furniture inside their home.
Wherever there is dust, there are usually thousands of these creatures present.
People are warm bodied individuals and have a tendency to sweat.
The human body can produce enough heat to make a bed a favorable place for these creatures to dwell.
They eat dead skin cells for food and there is usually an abundance in many people's beds.
They also like temperatures that lie between 64 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
Once these basic conditions are in place colonies of these creatures can multiply, grow and spread within a person's home.
They have the ability to harm people by causing them allergies and by biting them.
These creatures can create certain substances within their bodies that affect a person's immune system.
There are 15 different allergens that are derived from dust mites and some of them can severely aggravate a person's immune system.
The primary allergen that affects a person's immune system comes from their digestive system.
People primarily encounter this allergen through a dust mite's excrement.
When people inhale their waste, this usually causes them to have an allergic reaction.
They also release allergens as a form of protection against foreign bacteria.
Dead dust mites are also responsible for creating allergens which are irritating to people as well.
Skin conditions such as eczema have also been known to be aggravated by these awful creatures The jaws of these creatures are similar to those of arachnids and crustaceans.
Their jaws work similar to a pair of pliers.
They have the ability to break down their food into small digestible chunks that are easy to consume.
These creatures are known to leave bite marks that most people believe come from spiders or some other type of insect.
These creatures will eat dead skin directly from a person's body and they will often times bite the skin during the process.
Problems with infestation within bedrooms can be controlled by consistently washing your bed, using specially designed bedding that prevents most colonies from forming and by altering the environment to make it more unfavorable for dust mites.
They primarily thrive in locations where the humidity is 30% to 70%.
Dust mites have always been a part of the natural world and have been in existence probably long before people inhabited the Earth.
They consist of fine and dry particles of waste matter that comes from humans, animals and non-living materials.
Most of the dust that is found within a person's home is derived from human skin, outdoor substances, carpeting, plush toys, stuffed animals and different pets.
Most people shed at least 30,000 to 40,000 skins cells a day and a great deal of this dead skin is released inside of a person's bed.
Since the average person spends at least 1/3 of their lives in bed, dust will definitely build up in this piece of furniture inside their home.
Wherever there is dust, there are usually thousands of these creatures present.
People are warm bodied individuals and have a tendency to sweat.
The human body can produce enough heat to make a bed a favorable place for these creatures to dwell.
They eat dead skin cells for food and there is usually an abundance in many people's beds.
They also like temperatures that lie between 64 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
Once these basic conditions are in place colonies of these creatures can multiply, grow and spread within a person's home.
They have the ability to harm people by causing them allergies and by biting them.
These creatures can create certain substances within their bodies that affect a person's immune system.
There are 15 different allergens that are derived from dust mites and some of them can severely aggravate a person's immune system.
The primary allergen that affects a person's immune system comes from their digestive system.
People primarily encounter this allergen through a dust mite's excrement.
When people inhale their waste, this usually causes them to have an allergic reaction.
They also release allergens as a form of protection against foreign bacteria.
Dead dust mites are also responsible for creating allergens which are irritating to people as well.
Skin conditions such as eczema have also been known to be aggravated by these awful creatures The jaws of these creatures are similar to those of arachnids and crustaceans.
Their jaws work similar to a pair of pliers.
They have the ability to break down their food into small digestible chunks that are easy to consume.
These creatures are known to leave bite marks that most people believe come from spiders or some other type of insect.
These creatures will eat dead skin directly from a person's body and they will often times bite the skin during the process.
Problems with infestation within bedrooms can be controlled by consistently washing your bed, using specially designed bedding that prevents most colonies from forming and by altering the environment to make it more unfavorable for dust mites.
