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Today's Daily Dose: Dust mites

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Where they annoying critters like to hang out.

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“Cultures of dust mites released onto a sofa migrate through clothing to other parts of the home and the family car over a l0-day period. The highest concentrations are found in carpeted basements, human bedding and dog beds. Older mattresses and carpets have higher mite populations.”

-Alice M. Jeromin, DVM, DACVD

From Discuss facts, fallacies of dust mite allergies

 

 

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