Allergies and Dust Mites - Get the Facts About Allergen-Impermeable Encasements

It is estimated that more than 50 million Americans suffer from allergies, and suffer from this number about 30 million Americans from asthma. While there are many different allergic triggers that respiratory allergies and asthma, allergic such a toxin is naturally present in every bed and pillow, causing mites. Not only that mites and their droppings cause symptoms such as red itchy eyes, sinus irritation and respiratory problems, they can also lead to a full blown asthma attack,worse during the time when your body tries to rejuvenate itself while you sleep. It is well documented that carry a disproportionate share of fatal asthma attacks, during the hours we typically sleep, occurring 12am to 6am. This is a direct consequence of allergens, dust mites and their droppings, and other micro-toxins that build over time, in our mattresses, pillows, box springs and duvets.

It is a fact: the average person spends a third of his life (220,000 hours) inBed. Coupled with the reality that the average mattress can contain millions of dust mites and the implications are worrying - the millions of microscopic dust mites can be a little more than a few irritations lead over a lifetime.

Here are a few more dust mite facts:

- A dust mites are waste can produce 20 droppings in a single day, and females more than 2000 fecal particles during their lifetime to produce.

- Droppings are small enough to get lodged in a human lungBronchi, leading to asthma and skin irritation.

- Ten percent of the weight of a two year old pillow can be dead mites and their excretions are reduced.

- Because they do not drink water but absorb moisture throurgh its shell, humid climates and seasons they can to grow and thrive at a much higher interest rate.

- The average life expectancy of the female dust mite is ten weeks, during which time she will lay 60 to 100 eggs.

Many families assume that simplyWashing sheets once a week the problem will be solved. This assumption is shalt not go wrong in that bleach and soap to kill dust mites, because they actually live in mattresses and pillows, not the leaves or pillowcases that are washed.

One way to kill dust mites, it is either frozen or your mattresses and pillows to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. This has to be for more than an hour and must be repeated as often as they span in less than five weeks be reproduced. However,constantly burning and freezing a pillow or mattress is dangerous and difficult, if not impossible (you had access to a meat locker need for a king size) mattress freeze. Moreover, they are not restricted to the mattress or pillow, as they were for minor air currents generated from normal household activities that can be transported.

She wears vacuuming your mattress or pillow also has little effect, such as house dust mites have the ability to deep in your careerMattress fabric. Simply put, cleaning, washing or vacuuming not get rid of the average American household dust mites and their enormous amounts of shedding.

Suffering suffer more than 50 million Americans with allergies or asthma, to find a sustainable method to combat the problem must become a priority for households across the country.

Wrapping the mattress and pillows in allergen-impermeable mattress encasements and pillow covers is the easiest and realisticWay to protect your sleep. This is the case of existing encasements mites in the mattress and pillows and protect you from future dust mite infestation. It should be noted that we have a product to insure the allergen bedding a pore size of less than one micrometer to the highest level of protection against these known micro-toxins to search.

Allergen-impermeable mattress encasements and pillow covers can be relatively cheap and widely disseminated online and inor most large retailers. This bedding encasements provide protection against dust mites and prevent allergic diseases and asthma attacks.

Ben Anton, 2007