This allows the moisture and humidity to evaporate creating a dry
environment that dust mites hate. If your bed is near a window, sunlight kills
dust mites immediately.
2. Wash bedding weekly in hot water, 130˚ minimum, to kill dust mites.
3. Spray all bedding, especially pillows, with essential oil spray recipe between
washings.
4. Vacuum carpet once per week including under bed.
vacuum thoroughly.
6. Dry pre-shrunk blankets or comforters on high heat setting in dryer to kill dust
mites.
7. Wash delicate blankets or comforters in cold or lukewarm water, following
manufacturer' instructions, adding essential oil recipe for laundry** to rinse
water.
8. Mist your room using a diffuser or mist fountain to help alleviate respiratory
symptoms, kill dust mites, and raise humidity levels as discussed in this article.
"Humidity Control to Prevent Illness".
* Add 32 drops of eucalyptus essential oil and 1/2 tsp. witch hazel or vodka in 4 oz tap water to spray bottle. Shake and spray onto carpet or fabric. Shake bottle repeatedly while spraying.
** Add 32 drops of eucalyptus essential oil and 1 tsp. of witch hazel or vodka to 1 cup of tap water in small jar. Shake and pour into washer during rinse cycle when rinse water is nearly full.
manufacturer' instructions, adding essential oil recipe for laundry** to rinse
water.
8. Mist your room using a diffuser or mist fountain to help alleviate respiratory
symptoms, kill dust mites, and raise humidity levels as discussed in this article.
"Humidity Control to Prevent Illness".
* Add 32 drops of eucalyptus essential oil and 1/2 tsp. witch hazel or vodka in 4 oz tap water to spray bottle. Shake and spray onto carpet or fabric. Shake bottle repeatedly while spraying.
** Add 32 drops of eucalyptus essential oil and 1 tsp. of witch hazel or vodka to 1 cup of tap water in small jar. Shake and pour into washer during rinse cycle when rinse water is nearly full.
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