How to judge whether there are mites on the quilt?

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Mite is a kind of micro pest that is not easy to see with naked eyes, and there are many kinds. Up to now, it has been found that there are more than 40 species of mites living indoors, of which 10 is related to human health. The most common mites are dust mites, acaroid mites, demodex mites and scabies. The survey shows that about 97% adults are infected with mites, among which dust mites are the main ones. The carcasses, secretions and excretions of dust mites are all pathogenic allergens. They are distributed in carpets, sofas, plush toys, bedding, cushions, mattresses and pillow cores, and feed on human sweat, secretions and exfoliated dander, with extremely fast reproduction speed. Followed by: acaroid mites, mainly breeding in stored grain and grain; Demodex is mainly parasitic in human hair follicles and sebaceous glands, such as nose, ears, scalp, chest, back and ear canal. Sarcoptes, parasitic on the surface of human and mammalian skin. It is worth mentioning that more and more families keep pets, which can easily lead to the direct spread of scabies to people through clothes and bedding, and even lead to the mutual spread between people.

Growth distribution

Broadly speaking, mites can be said to be everywhere, including the ground, underground, mountains, water and inside and outside organisms.

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Fast reproduction, large number and variety, such as tetranychus urticae (also known as red spider), acaroid mites can harm crops and fruit trees; Chicken mite (a stubborn parasite on the body surface of laying hens and breeders, especially in aquaculture in recent years), scabies mite, hair follicle mite and lung mite are parasitic in human and animals, spreading many diseases. Dust mites in our homes, floors and carpets can cause many allergic diseases (asthma).

There are two main kinds of mites parasitic on human body, one is hair follicle mite, also called human demodex, and the other is demodex sebiferum, which is parasitic in sebaceous glands of human face and is generally referred to as mite.

There are two main kinds of mites parasitic on human body, one is hair follicle mite, also called human demodex, and the other is sebum mite, which is parasitic in sebaceous glands of human face and is generally referred to as mite.

Mites are usually divided into dust mites, acaroid mites, gamasid mites and chigger mites. They are a kind of micro pests that are not easily seen by naked eyes, and mites are widely distributed indoors.

In the dark corner, carpets, mattresses, pillows, sofas, air conditioners, summer mats, etc. Dust mites are the most widely distributed and have the greatest impact. The body, secretions and excretions of mites are allergens, which can cause allergic dermatitis, asthma, bronchitis, nephritis, allergic rhinitis and other diseases, seriously endangering human health.

External treatment

First of all, we must know that there is no quick-acting medicine for treating mites.

Method 1:

Supermarkets and small shops have sulfur.

Washing the affected area with sulfur once or twice a day has a miraculous effect on treating mite bites. It is normal to feel tight and painful when using the skin for the first time, and even lose some skin after using it. If you still feel this feeling strongly for the third time, please stop using it.

Precautions ①: Suitable for oily skin. At the same time, oily skin can still be washed with sulfur powder once or twice a week to prevent it; Use with caution for neutral skin; Do not use dry skin, and do not follow the doctor's advice.

Precautions ②: Do not use it for a long time. If the longest continuous use does not exceed 2 weeks, it is recommended to stop using it for a period of time.

Method 2:

Soak in strong salt water.

Apply a cotton swab to the affected area with concentrated salt water several times a day. The principle is that mites die when they encounter water shortage in concentrated brine cell fluid. Its advantages are simple method and no side effects, and it is suitable for all kinds of people. The disadvantage is that the effect is slow, and mites need to wait for their degradation after natural death.

How do you know if there are mites in the quilt?

Just take it out to bask in the sun on a sunny day and bring it back to smell it. If you smell the legendary "smell of the sun" (the smell of dried mites), it means that there are mites.

How to judge whether there are mites on the quilt?

Last time I watched a TV program, it was false that there were mites on the quilt. I took a quilt sample from the room with a microscope, but I couldn't see any mites. Don't worry too much, just wash and bask more.

How to remove mites from quilt sheets?

The most common way is to bask in the sun, but if there is no good sunshine, you can install ultraviolet lights in the room and lay the quilt flat. After turning on the light, people should not stay at home and turn off the light after going out for a few hours. If it is winter in the northeast, taking the quilt outdoors for 24 hours can basically remove mites. Chemical spraying can eliminate mites, but it will always cause more or less harm to human body, so it is not recommended!

Sunlight is the best insecticide, but if you don't have a chance, do the following: 1 Keep dry, don't fold the quilt in the morning, you can open it or turn it over. 2. Wash the quilt cover and sheets frequently (remember to iron them with hot water). Don't let the dog run into the bedroom. 4. Don't eat in bed. Food residue is also a favorite preventive measure for mites. Mites like damp, high temperature, cotton and linen fabrics or dusty soil. So dry ventilation is the best weapon to destroy them. In addition, it should be noted that mattresses and pillows should be packed and stored with dust-proof cloth. Don't lay carpets in the bedroom, just lay floor tiles or wooden floors. Wipe the floor with a wet mop every day.

How to deal with mites on quilts?

1, uncover the quilt;

2. Put the quilt into an anti-mite quilt cover to prevent dust mites from entering the quilt core;

3. Thoroughly clean the quilt with professional Mu Si acaricide;

4. Install an electronic anti-mite instrument in the quilt for prevention.

How to get rid of mites that are inconvenient to bask in the quilt? How to make quilt cover more reassuring?

Many people fold the quilt first thing in the morning. If anyone is found not to like folding quilts, they will be laughed at. The latest research results of scientists at Kingston University in England show that maybe lazy people do have reasons to be lazy, because waking up without folding the quilt is more beneficial to health.

The latest research shows that messy beds may be unsightly, but they can effectively limit the growth of bedding mites and dust mites and effectively alleviate the symptoms of dust mite allergy and asthma patients.

According to scientists' statistics, even in a very tidy house, there must be at least 6.5438+0.5 million bedding mites and dust mites on each bed. These mites, which are much smaller than 654.38+0 mm, live on the skin that naturally falls off from the human body and produce substances that cause various allergies to the human body. However, the growth of mites needs moist water between the bedding, and when the human body leaves the bedding, the moist water will soon disappear. If the bedding is kept intact, the moisture and moisture in the outside air can't get in, causing all kinds of mites to die of thirst.

Researcher Dr. Reithler said: "The easiest way is not to fold the quilt after waking up. In this way, the humid gas in the bedding will soon dry up, and the external moisture will not enter, so it is impossible for all kinds of mites to survive for a long time. "

On sunny days, many people will take out their quilts to "bake" them and see the light. Who doesn't want to warm the quilt, cover it with a warm quilt and have a sweet sleep smelling the sunshine at night? It's so comfortable.

Benefits: Let's not talk about how comfortable Guy bask in the quilt is. Just say this bask in the quilt is good for your health. Originally, bask in the quilt was a good habit of paying attention to hygiene. The quilt "absorbs" all kinds of air and bacteria, microorganisms, dust, sweat stains and other substances harmful to the human body. How can your body stand it? Take the quilt to dry in the sun. Ultraviolet rays have a powerful bactericidal effect, which can reduce people's exposure to viruses and effectively resist the invasion of viruses, because harmful viruses and bacteria will be killed in a short time under the action of sunlight and airflow.

Learning: However, the quilt is not dried casually, and there is learning in it. The most important thing is not to bask in the sun frequently for a long time, otherwise the fibers of the quilt will become shorter and fall off easily. It is best to dry in the sun at noon, or cover the quilt with a thin cloth, which can not only protect the quilt cover from damage, but also prevent the fibers from being burned out due to excessive temperature. If it is a synthetic cotton quilt, it only takes one or two hours to dry, because this quilt has no fiber expansion, and a little drying can remove the water in the quilt. Quilts with down, synthetic fiber and wool can't be dried for a long time, because high temperature will change the oil in feathers and wool, which will have a rancid smell, so drying in a ventilated place 1 hour is enough. In addition, don't shoot when you are in bask in the quilt, which will easily destroy the ingredients of the quilt and affect the warmth.

Need to remind you that in addition to mites, you should be diligent in bask in the quilt, and you should also be diligent in washing and changing. You know, if you don't go to bask in the quilt for more than three months, there will be 6 million mites in the quilt, but bask in the quilt alone is not an effective way to eliminate mites. Dr. Liu Junlian of 306 Hospital believes that mites grow on the surface of the quilt, and bask in the quilt will only let mites drill into the quilt. If you shoot again, you will only shoot the dead bodies and excrement of mites into powder, which will increase allergens. Therefore, quilts should not only be aired, but also cleaned frequently. Don't forget to add some disinfectant when cleaning, so that the quilt exposed to the sun is not only clean and hygienic, but also has a faint sunshine smell.

Mites in the quilt

Methods to eliminate angiosperms 1 strategies to prevent mites 1: Mites who are often ventilated like damp, high temperature, cotton and linen fabrics and dusty environments, and the relative humidity at 20~25℃ is 65%~80%, which is extremely suitable for the development and reproduction of dust mites. So drying and frequent ventilation are the best weapons to eliminate them. In order to completely prevent the harm of mites to families, we must always open doors and windows and insist on ventilation and light transmission, especially when using air conditioning. In addition, if possible, high-tech building materials, such as breathing rooms or nano-materials, can be used to control the humidity of indoor air to inhibit the growth of mites and maintain the purity of indoor air. In addition to quilt mites, the second method is to wash clothes frequently. Except that they can't go to heaven, mites are everywhere, and they especially like to settle down on cotton and linen fabrics. Therefore, clothes must be cleaned and dusted frequently, and bedding can be cleaned with hot water of about 50℃ every two weeks. It is also necessary to simplify the layout of the bedroom and facilitate dust removal. It is best not to lay carpets indoors, and don't place tapestries and other things that are easy to accumulate dust at home. Mites and their excrement hidden in beds and sofas may fly in the air when cleaning rooms, and then be inhaled into bronchi, which may easily cause obvious allergic symptoms. When cleaning, be sure to use a wet rag or a special mite-removing rag to form the habit of "wet work". Never raise dust to reduce the chance of mites being spread by air. Also note: mattresses and pillows should be packed and stored with dust-proof cloth. Every month, all quilts and sheets should be scalded with hot water at about 60℃ to kill the mites hidden inside. Don't lay carpets in the bedroom, just lay floor tiles or wooden floors. Wipe the floor with a wet mop every day.

How many mites are there on the quilt? How do you know if there are mites in the quilt?

I don't need to know that there are mites in the quilts I usually use. Have you ever heard that quilts smell like the sun when they are dried? That smell is the smell of dried dead mites. It's a little disgusting, but I hope it can be adopted by you.

There may be many mites in the quilt! What should I do?

Mites will die if they are exposed to the sun continuously. You can smell the sun. That's the smell of dead mites.