Mite removal disinfectant

Mites are always present in our lives, but they cannot be seen by the naked eye. Mites can cause great damage to human skin. If they are not eliminated, they will cause great hidden dangers to your body. It is still necessary to disinfect your clothes and daily necessities regularly. The process here requires the use of disinfectants for disinfection.

Can disinfectant remove mites?

Disinfectant can remove mites, and there are relatively many mites. In addition to on the face, there are mites in quilts and on clothes. Of course, disinfectant is not suitable for removing mites on the face, otherwise it will cause damage to the skin. In short, it is best not to use disinfectant to remove mites. For example, if there are mites on quilts or clothes, it is best to dry them in the sun. For the sake of your health, it is best not to use disinfectant.

How to get rid of mites

1. The room should be cleaned and dusted regularly. Bed sheets, quilts, pillow cores, carpets, etc. should be washed regularly and exposed to the sun. It can also be cleaned in hot water above 60°C. Vacuum the sofa, floor mats, floor seams, etc. regularly. It is best not to lay carpets in the bedroom.

2. Keep doors and windows open for ventilation and lighting in the room to keep the indoor air fresh and dry. When cleaning the room, it is best to use wet cleaning to avoid dust.

3. In dark and damp corners such as bathrooms and kitchens, you can often spray some organophosphorus insecticides.

4. Develop good personal hygiene habits, change clothes frequently, and do not share towels, washbasins and other utensils.

5. Pay attention to the hygiene of pets at home, do not get too close to them, and wash your hands promptly after contact with them.

6. Use the natural enemy of mites and anti-mite device to remove mites in every corner of the house and effectively inhibit the growth of mites. At present, only the natural enemy of mites and anti-mite device can do this, which can quickly and effectively inhibit the growth and reproduction of mites in every corner of the house.

7. The quilts, mattresses, pillowcases, etc. in the home gather a large number of mites and their dead bodies, which are strong allergens. Anti-mite cloth must be used for wrapping, but traditional anti-mite cloth is soaked in chemical agents and often loses its anti-mite effect after being washed several times. It is necessary to choose physical anti-mite fabrics. The better anti-mite fabrics are: Tyvek from the United States and Ivoron from Germany. The gaps in physical anti-mite fabrics are very small, so mites and their corpses cannot pass through, and Ivoron fabrics can be washed.