Anti-Dust Mite Bedding: The Best Duvet To Sleep Soundly

Allergies aren’t just contained to the summer months, they can attack all year round. That is why if you do suffer from allergies, the environment you live in needs to accommodate this.

By this we mean, you want to get rid of anything that may trigger them, for example, dust mites are one of the most common triggers for allergies. Therefore, keeping your bedroom and sleep environment clean and free from dirt and dust is vital to help keep your allergies and dust mites at bay.

Don’t be alarmed as every house will contain some level of dust mites as they love dead skin, but there are effective practices you can keep on top of them.

At the Fine Bedding Company, we know that sleep is the elixir of life and without a restorative night’s sleep, you can be left feeling fatigued, and irritable with no energy. That is why anti-dust mite bedding is important to have in your bedroom if you suffer from allergies. It will help you to achieve a peaceful night’s sleep.

Sleepers with allergies will know all too well the struggle they face when it comes to falling asleep. You may have a broken night’s sleep from sneezing all night, which will wake you from your sleep and disrupt your circadian rhythm and leave you feeling groggy when you wake up in the morning.

Or a running, wet nose can cause your face to become uncomfortable and soak your pillow, leaving you uncomfortable throughout the night, constantly having to flip your pillow to find a dry spot.

This doesn’t have to affect your sleep anymore. Keep reading to find out how to keep dust mites at bay that can trigger your allergies, and rest peacefully throughout the night.

Dust mites are a common trigger for allergies such as asthma, sneezing and runny nose. Even though they look like tiny bugs, they don’t actually bite your skin. They can, however, cause your skin to break out in rashes and become uncomfortable.

Dust mites love a dark, warm environment. This makes your bed the perfect home for them to thrive in. They also love to feed off of dead skin, and dust, but don’t fear, they are tiny little creatures that can easily be controlled.

This is why hypoallergenic bedding is so important to the quality of sleep people with allergies receive.

Dust mites are pesky and irritating. But with the right bedding, and cleaning regime they can be killed with little effort.

They will die in hot washes at 60 degrees, as this is the ideal temperature to get rid of them from your bedding and duvet.