Want to get rid of dust mites in your bed?
You are right because these critters are often the cause of allergies.
Colds, coughs, sneezes, fatigue... It's a real hassle for people with respiratory allergies.
And the mattress is a real cozy nest for dust mites!
Fortunately, there is a simple and effective treatment to permanently eliminate dust mites in a mattress.
The natural trick to kill dust mites is to sprinkle baking soda on the mattress . Watch:
1. Remove all sheets from the mattress and ventilate the room.
2. Put the mattress in the sun for as long as possible.
3. Tuck the mattress in and vacuum it thoroughly, including the seams.
4. Sprinkle the baking soda evenly on the mattress.
5. Brush to work the baking soda into the mattress.
6. Leave on for at least an hour or even the day if possible.
7. Carefully vacuum the mattress again.
There you go, you got rid of dust mites in your bed :-)
Easy, fast and efficient, right?
No more dust mite allergies! It is the best natural treatment that exists!
You will finally have a good night's sleep without constantly coughing or blowing your nose.
Sure, it's a big job to do and it takes time...
But it's worth it to stop having this allergy in the evening, at bedtime!
In addition, your room will smell clean and for a long time!
- To vacuum well everywhere, use the smallest nozzle of the vacuum cleaner (the nozzle nozzle).
- Also vacuum the bed base, insisting on the folds of the bed base.
- It is best to leave the baking soda on for a whole day if you can.
- Remember to change and wash sheets and duvets very often.
- Same for pillows:they must be washed regularly.
- You can invest in an anti-mite mattress cover to have a healthy and protected mattress.
Bicarbonate has a recognized purifying and fungicidal action.
When the baking soda grains come into contact with the mites, they damage the mites' shell. Dust mites do not last long.
In addition, bicarbonate dries humid atmospheres and limits the development of molds, also favorable to allergies.
Two elements that dust mites love to grow! As a result, your mattress is much less hospitable for these filthy critters.
Suddenly, the bicarbonate acts both on the mite to kill it and on its environment to make it healthier. It is a natural and effective anti-mite.
There are nearly 40,000 different kinds of dust mites!
They are microscopic 8-legged arachnids.
Those found in the house are usually dermatophagoides pteronyssinus.
They love warm and humid atmospheres to reproduce.
They feed on our scales (dead skin) that our skin constantly produces.
1 to 2 grams of dead skin can feed millions of dust mites!
According to recent studies, it is the droppings of dust mites that cause allergies.
Have you tested this effective trick to kill dust mites in a bed? Let us know in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to read you!
