What are the methods to remove mites from quilts

Mites are a type of arthropod that is about one millimeter long. These tiny animals mainly feed on human blood or decompose tissue debris for hygiene. Mites can also carry pathogenic bacteria. For example, some people suffer from rosacea because of mites. Mites are very harmful to our health. In our daily lives, we must pay attention to regular cleaning and removal of mites. Quilts are most likely to be infested with mites. Let’s take a look at how to remove mites from quilts.

Anti-mite strategy 1: ventilate frequently. Dust mites like humid, high temperature, cotton and linen fabrics, and dusty environments. 20~25℃ and relative humidity of 65%~80% are very suitable for the development and reproduction of dust mites. Therefore, dryness and frequent ventilation are the best weapons to eliminate them. In order to completely prevent and control the harm of mites in the home, you must open the doors and windows frequently to ensure ventilation and light transmission, especially when using air conditioning, you must pay more attention to indoor ventilation and air exchange. In addition, if conditions permit, you can use high-tech building materials such as breathing houses or nanomaterials, which can inhibit the growth of mites by controlling the indoor air humidity and keep the indoor air pure.

Frequently dry clothes in the sun, as mites can go anywhere except into the air, especially cotton and linen fabrics. Therefore, you must clean and dust your clothes regularly, and wash your bedding once every two weeks with hot water at about 50°C. Also, try to simplify the layout of the bedroom to facilitate dust removal. It is best not to lay carpets indoors, and do not place tapestries or other items that easily accumulate dust in the home.

If the mites on the quilt are not removed in time, over time, it will easily lead to local inflammatory diseases, such as inflammation of the hair follicles, loose eyelashes, etc. Mites can cause direct damage to our skin. Some people have acne, freckles, or acne, which are all closely related to mites.