PillowsDust mites are the most important bedroom allergen. Pillows are a common place for dust mites to live. Put pillows in allergen-impermeable zippered covers or wash the pillow every week in hot water (>130 F). Avoid feather pillows opting for synthetic or Dacron pillows that can be washed. So called "hypo-allergenic" pillows still need to be encased, as they are only made of material that is less likely to cause an allergic reaction. Dust mites are still found in "hypo-allergenic" pillows. Using encasements is the best way to create a barrier between you and dust mite allergen. | Mattress and Box Springs | Pillows | Bedding | Curtains | Clothing | Knick-Knacks | Toys/Stuffed Animals | Pets | Carpet | Humidity | | Living Room || Kitchen || Bed Room || Bath Room || Garage || Basement || Attic || Home | |
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