Introduce

Dust and dust mites may be the main sources of allergens in the home. If you are allergic to dust mites, it is important to take measures to reduce dust and allergens in your living space. This will help prevent sneezing, tears, wheezing, coughing, rash and other allergic reactions.

Those indoor areas are easy to accumulate dust and dust mites

Dust mite allergens are found in your bedding, pillows, carpets and furniture interiors. These tiny worms live on dead skin cells. They find dead skin cells in bedding such as quilts and blankets; They feed on these particles when you sleep at night, so they will appear when you wake up in the morning!

Effects of dust and dust mites on allergy

Allergies caused by dust and dust mites are common in the United States. Most people are allergic to one or more of three different types of allergens: pollen, mold spores and animal dander (dander). Dust mites may also be allergens of some people with asthma or other respiratory diseases.

Dust mite allergy is an allergic condition that usually affects the nose and eyes. Dust mites can produce allergens (allergens) that may be inhaled, resulting in runny nose, tears, sneezing and coughing. In severe cases, dust mite allergy can lead to eczema attacks, asthma attacks and chronic rhinitis (runny nose).

Consider whether you need to keep your pet

If you are allergic to dust mites and have pet allergy, you need to consider whether to keep pets. Pets can be a source of dust and dander. Dust is particles in the air found in your home, including dead skin cells of humans and animals (such as your dog or cat). Dander refers to the skin flakes that fall off when the animal molts (usually due to combing). Both are common allergens in patients with allergies. If you need pets, you need to take corresponding measures.

How to reduce dust and dust mites in the air.

• Use the air purifier of large CADR to remove dust. The best HEPA air purifier for allergies is the most effective way to reduce dust in the home. These filters can filter particles below 0.3 microns, including dust mites and their faeces. Professional air purifiers can help reduce dust and dust mites in the air and relieve allergies. In professional tests, the air purifier can reduce irritants and allergens in the air by 90% to 99%.

• On days with poor outdoor air quality, stay indoors and keep the air circulation in the home. Do not use the attic fan or window fan to inhale air from the outside. This will help reduce the amount of pollen and mold spores entering your home, and open the air purifier at the same time.

conclusion

Dust mite allergy is a common problem that is difficult to control. However, you can do many things to reduce your exposure and improve your quality of life.

The air purifier is a good way to remove allergens from the air in the home, which helps to reduce symptoms, such as coughing and sneezing. 

We recommend that families with allergies use large air purifiers. You can choose a household HEPA air purifier that is suitable for the size of the room.