How to get rid of mites.

@Lxandra79 (1535)
United States
July 19, 2011 10:17pm CST
I was just looking at a discussion about bedbugs http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2553923.aspx#1_15088223, and then I went on google because I was wondering how you got rid of them. My mom always told me to wash my sheets every 2 weeks, and your pjs every week. Because Bedbugs (mites) like moldness. So if anyone is interested in this, this is how you get rid of bedbugs (mites) Now if you dont know what bedbugs are then here it is: Mites, along with ticks, are small arthropods belonging to the subclass Acari (also known as Acarina) and the class Arachnida. The scientific discipline devoted to the study of ticks and mites is called acarology. Sulfur – Mites automatically die when they ingest sulfur, which is why you shouldn't be surprised if you are told to use sulfur to treat your itch mites and scabies. Some of the brands of sulfur include Liquimat, Sulforcin and Acnotex, which you can buy over the counter. Do not use these products if your skin is sensitive, though, because sulfur is a strong chemical. It may damage your skin. If your skin is sensitive and you are not allowed to use sulfur, use Permethrin lotion or cream, as this is good enough as a replacement for sulfur and as a controlling agent for mites. Tea tree oil – Scabies and itch mites are also relieved with tea tree oil. It's a natural astringent that's becoming popular these days, especially among cosmetic companies. You can mix lavender oil with tea tree oil to heal several skin conditions. You can also soothe your skin and relieve infestation from scabies if you mix aloe with tea tree oil. Itch Mites – Getting rid of itch mites always involves toxins. Since toxins are dangerous, you may want to just use a topical application of sulfur, as this is not as toxic as all the other available options. Lindane is a brand that you can buy over the counter. It's the most popular topical application of sulfur these days when it comes to killing itch mites. Pure sulfur is safer because it is relatively non-toxic. You can buy sulfur creams at your local drugstore. If your skin is infected, visit your doctor. He will give you some form of treatment before you use any sulfur medication. Dust Mites – If you want to get rid of dust mites, you need to be careful in choosing fabrics that you are going to use, such as for your upholstery. Choose fabrics that are easy to dust. If you are going to buy a carpet, make sure that it's easy to shampoo and clean. Some carpets attract dust mites. In fact, dust mites like to build up in carpets because they are dustier than your sofa or bed. It is then best to choose non-organic fabrics or anything with a high count of thread. Cotton sheets will do for the finishing of your bedroom and your home in general. You can also cover your mattress with latex rubber to get rid of dust mites. (Tips on how to get rid of dust mites) Just sharing this, because I know some peoples sleep with deadbugs sometimes, and they dont know how to get rid of them.
1 response
@hexebella (1136)
• Philippines
20 Jul 11
Hi Lxandra! This is a very helpful tip. Thanks for sharing. However I think that this would be better if you shared it as an article. There are websites where you can submit your article and get a share from their revenue. Cheers!
@Lxandra79 (1535)
• United States
20 Jul 11
o really, but I just copied and pasted this from a site. I dont think putting this in an article and putting my name to it is gonna be fair for the person that really wrote this.
@hexebella (1136)
• Philippines
21 Jul 11
Oh I see.....yup, don't do it.....but if you will put it in your own words, then that would be fine....cheers!