Will there be mites on the mat?

In summer, the weather is very hot. Many people usually take out the cool mat and spread it on the bed or on the ground to cool down. Some people usually wash the cool mat after using it. Although washing the cool mat is good, it is easy to cause a large number of bacteria to breed on the cool mat, and sometimes it will breed a lot of mites, which is harmful to human health. Will there be mites on the cool mat?

Will there be mites on the mat?

Of course there will be mites on the mat.

Because the gaps of cool mats are larger than other textiles, a lot of dandruff or other substances fall into the gaps and are not easy to come out. In addition, the sweat discharged by the human body makes the mites breed faster. However, cool mats cannot be cleaned and dried frequently, so the mites will be more terrifying.

If you have these conditions, it means that the mat needs to be de-mited.

1. Various discomfort symptoms such as itching on the face and body at night.

2. Small red bumps and itching appear on the chest and back.

3. The pores gradually become larger and the blackheads on the nose continue to increase.

4. When you wake up in the morning, there is oil leakage on the sides of the nose or forehead.

5. Recurring pimples, blackheads, acne, and papules, and sensitive skin.

There are three tricks to remove mites from summer mats

Warm water + toilet water + towel

Every two days, add a few drops of floral water to a basin of warm water, then wet a towel in the basin and wring it out until no water drips; then wipe the mat. Because toilet water has the effect of repelling insects.

Warm water + towel + steam ironing

Every week, get a basin of warm water and wet a towel in it, wring it out until no water drips; then wrap an iron with steam on it and rub it back and forth on the mat. Because temperatures above 60 degrees can kill mites.

Warm water + towel + sunbathing

Every other week, fill a basin with warm water, wet a towel in the basin, and wring it out until no water drips; then wipe the mat back and forth several times, and then put it in the sun for about 20 minutes, because mites are afraid of light.

Is it true that if you don't wash your summer mat, it will be full of mites?

The mats used in summer are very easy to breed mites. Because the weather is hot in summer and the human body sweats easily, the mats used for sleeping should be cleaned in time to ensure cleanliness.

Although cool mats are good, if they have not been used for more than three months, there will be at least tens of thousands of mites on each mat! Mites are microscopic pests that are difficult to see in the flesh. They feed on human sweat, secretions, and shed skin. They reproduce very quickly and are commonly found in home environments.

In addition to the cool mat, there are many other places on the bed where mites live. Mattresses, quilts, pillows and other places that come into contact with the human body hide a large number of mites. Mites like darkness and humidity, and have super strong reproduction ability, which can cause human allergies, acne, blackheads and other skin diseases. Hospitals generally use ultraviolet lamps or disinfectant to kill them. Please keep your home clean and wash and dry your bedding more often.