Dust Mite Allergy Solutions
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How to get rid of dust mites
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Dust mite allergy relief - Top 10 products
Explore nowOur best products to get rid of dust mites in your home.
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How to get rid of dust mites
Start nowFind out where dust mites live and get all your cleaning questions answered.
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Create a barrier between you and dust mites
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Dust Mite Mattress Protectors
Based on several research studies, using a mattress protector designed to prevent...
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Dust Mite Pillow Protectors
Our cotton and waterproof pillow protectors offer a superior barrier against dust mites,...
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Dust Mite Quilt Protectors
Duvet covers provide an allergen barrier, ease of cleaning, reduced allergy symptoms,...
Are dust mite covers effective in preventing allergies?
Dust mite protectors - all your questions answered
Dust mites thrive in our homes, particularly in mattresses, pillows, and bedding, where they feast on dead skin cells and leave behind allergens that can trigger allergic reactions. However, there is a solution: mattress, pillow, and duvet protectors. Read our guide where we answer all your commonly asked questions.
How can dust mite mattress protector help with allergies?
A single mattress can harbour millions of dust mites that feed on skin cells and cause allergies.
The dust mite allergy mattress protectors are designed and manufactured with a pore size under 2.8 microns and can be a key tool in managing allergies.
Matress protectors act as a barrier between you and the dust mites and their allergens that live in mattresses and other bedding.
By preventing these allergens from reaching you, mattress protectors help reduce allergic reactions such as sneezing, itching, and congestion. This ultimately creates a healthier and more comfortable sleeping environment for individuals who are sensitive to dust mites.
"The best way to avoid an allergic reaction is to avoid the trigger that causes it."
Improve air quality in your home
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Air Purifiers for Allergies
Looking for the best air purifier for dust mites and allergies? Our...
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Dehumidifiers for Allergies
When the humidity level drops below 50%, dust mites have difficulty reproducing,...
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Air Treatment Systems
Wearable and whole house air purifiers for allergies Improve indoor air quality...
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Air Quality Monitors
An air can assist in reducing humidity levels below 50%, making the...
Air quality and allergies
Do you know what is the key to successfully reducing dust mites?
Dust mites rely on extracting moisture from their surroundings, and elevated humidity levels offer an ideal setting for their reproduction and expansion. Moreover, increased humidity can foster the development of mold, another prevalent allergen capable of worsening allergy and asthma symptoms.
Read our guide on how to minimise dust mite population in your home.
Do air purifiers work for dust mite allergies?
Dust mites, a prevalent indoor allergen, release minuscule droplets that can become airborne, inciting allergic responses. By utilising an air purifier equipped with a HEPA filter, these particles can be effectively trapped, averting their circulation in the air and consequently diminishing the allergen load within the space.
Read our guide to help you choose the best air purifier for your home.

How to get rid of dust mites in your home
Although complete elimination of dust mites from your home may not be possible, reducing their populations can alleviate allergy symptoms. Check out our top 10 tips.
Clean and conquer!
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Mattress Vacuums UV Light
UV light can effectively kill dust mites by disrupting their DNA and...
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Dust Mite Steamers
Using a steamer on bedding, carpets, upholstery, and other surfaces can help...
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Dust Mite Vacuums
Each vacuum is equipped with a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter, designed...

Dust Mite Vacuum
Introducing the Water Filtration Dust Mite Vacuum VACUMI—a game changer for allergy, sinus, and asthma sufferers. Discover how this innovative vacuum can significantly benefit those with allergies.
Sleep tight in hypoallergenic bedding
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Hypoallergenic Bedding
Cotton and bamboo bedding offer allergy relief by virtue of their hypoallergenic...
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Hypoallergenic Quilts
Our hypoallergenic quilts are designed to resist dust mites and other allergens,...
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Hypoallergenic Pillows
Considering you spend an average of 8 hours every night on your...
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Mattress Toppers
These mattress toppers will create a barrier against common allergens like dust...
Create allergy-free sleep
10 Tips to get rid of dust mites in your bedroom
If you're determined to reclaim your bedroom from dust mites, our article Dust Mite Free Bedroom unveils ten effective tips that will help you banish dust mites and create a cleaner, healthier sleep haven. From simple cleaning practices to innovative solutions, we've got your ultimate guide to a dust mite-free bedroom covered.
The Ultimate guide to hypoallergenic bedding for dust mite allergies
When contending with dust mite allergies, making informed choices about your bedding becomes crucial in minimizing exposure to these allergens. Read our guide for top tips when selecting your bedding.
Do you know the difference between hypoallergenic and anti-allergy bedding
For individuals grappling with allergies, finding allergy relief can often feel like an endless struggle. While medications and air purifiers offer respite, your sleep environment's significance in allergy management cannot be overstated. Find out the difference between these two options.
Reduce dust mite allergens
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Air Purifiers for Allergies
Looking for the best air purifier for dust mites and allergies? Our...
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Dehumidifiers for Allergies
When the humidity level drops below 50%, dust mites have difficulty reproducing,...
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Mattress Vacuums UV Light
UV light can effectively kill dust mites by disrupting their DNA and...
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Dust Mite Steamers
Using a steamer on bedding, carpets, upholstery, and other surfaces can help...
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Dust Mite Vacuums
Each vacuum is equipped with a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter, designed...
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Air Quality Monitors
An air can assist in reducing humidity levels below 50%, making the...
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Hypoallergenic Bedding
Cotton and bamboo bedding offer allergy relief by virtue of their hypoallergenic...
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Hypoallergenic Quilts
Our hypoallergenic quilts are designed to resist dust mites and other allergens,...
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Hypoallergenic Pillows
Considering you spend an average of 8 hours every night on your...
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Dust Mite Pillow Protectors
Our cotton and waterproof pillow protectors offer a superior barrier against dust mites,...
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Mattress Toppers
These mattress toppers will create a barrier against common allergens like dust...
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Mattresses
Latex mattresses are often recommended for people with dust mite allergies because...
Dust and mites
What is a bed mite allergy?
Bed mite allergy, often termed as allergic reactions to dust mites, arises from exposure to minute arthropods known as house dust mites. These minuscule creatures are commonly present in household dust, with a particular prevalence in areas frequently inhabited by humans, such as bedding, pillows, mattresses, and upholstered furniture. Dust mites primarily subsist on human skin flakes and thrive in warm and humid environments.
When individuals with dust mite allergies encounter dust mite allergens, which are proteins found in dust mite excrement and bodily remnants, their immune systems may overreact, leading to the manifestation of allergy-related symptoms.
Read more to find out if you might be allergic and what to do about it.
Do dust mites bite?
The short answer is no, dust mites do not bite humans. Dust mites lack the anatomical features required for biting or piercing the skin. Although they can provoke allergic responses in certain individuals, these allergies do not result from bites. Rather, allergic reactions occur when people are exposed to the minute waste particles emitted by dust mites.
Coping with dust mite allergies in Australia's subtropical climate
Unlike humans, who consume water, dust mites lack an internal means of quenching their thirst. Instead, they rely on absorbing moisture from their environment, which means that dust mites thrive in humid conditions, like the subtropical climate of Australia.
Read our advice on how to reduce dust mites in your home if you live in Australia.