Many people think of bugs/pests in the warmer months. But colder months indoors offer ab muscles worst of bugs.

 

The maximum catalyst to allergic reactions worldwide thrives within our homes in the winter. Calling these offenders'pests'hardly scratches the outer lining of how menacing they really are. What bugs are these? It is Dust Mites.

 

Dust mites are one of the leading causes of allergies within our world. They are microscopic little monsters that look straight out of a B-rated science fiction movie. Dust mites are nasty little, hump-backed, tick-looking creatures that produces misery and suffering for millions.
 

 

They feast on dead skin cells that people slough off. That information alone will do to get you to sick! But the actual gross fact about these miniature life wreckers is that the allergy humans have is with their feces. Yep, that's about as nasty since it gets. We're allergic with their poo.

 

It gets airborne and we inhale it. It gathers on our mattresses, furniture and linens for us to possess connection with it and stir it in to the air. Microscopic little piles of poop are the cause of allergies for countless sufferers.

 

In line with the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), 27% of the U.S. population includes a documented allergy to dust mites. About 10% of the population has ongoing severe allergic reactions that might be like always having a cold.

 

Allergic reactions include sneezing; runny or clogged nose; coughing - mild to severe; itchy eyes, nose, and throat; watery and red, swollen eyes. If severe, reactions mimic the signs of asthma such as wheezing, chest tightness, and a bunch of breathing problems.

 

What exactly can be carried out? You can't possibly eliminate the dead skin cells coming from you, but you can minimize the dust mite population to lower the allergic risk. This old mantra of weekly washing all linens in hot water is paramount to killing these monsters. But how about those harboring in the sofa, in the vehicle, and in the carpet? That's where ongoing treatments are the most effective solution.

 

To kill dust mites, you have to use miticide - an item that kills mites. (An insecticide kills insects and won't help in cases like this as they're not insects!) Use a safe, green product that'll cause no harm to humans, animals or the environment. The best plan of action is to Thermal Foggers the living spaces normally as needed. With regards to the severity of the allergy and likelihood of dust mites (more people and pets in your home creates more opportunity), you are able to do it once a month or as much as every other week.

 

Fogging is quick and offers excellent results killing dust mites AND their eggs. Stay allergy free this winter by treating dust mites yourself. It is safe and effective and will eliminate the dreaded dust mite.

 

Louise Hodges is who owns Greenbug which provides effective, safe and green pest control products & solutions alternatively to synthetic chemical pesticides.

 

Greenbug products kill and repel pests that you do not want such as for instance Dust Mites, Ants, Mosquitoes, Bed Bugs, Fleas, Ticks, Roaches, etc., but cause no harm whatsoever to beneficial creatures.