The average American spends most of their at-home time in their bedroom. To reduce allergic reactions in the place you hang out the most, use allergy bedding. If you are an allergy sufferer you need to make sure this room is secure against anything that may cause a reaction.
Allergy Bedding is the natural first defense. The last place you want an allergic reaction to happen is when you're in bed, trying to get some sleep. With dust mites, a simple toss or turn can release waste particle in the air that will cause you to sneeze, cough, have itchy sensations and even develop a post nasal drip.
Hypoallergenic mattress covers form a perfect barrier for the mattress fabric. They guard your bed from further dust mite infestation and lock in the mites already nesting in the mattress, keeping them away from you.This is also a good way to guard against other insects, like bed bugs.
You can continue to improve this barrier by adding hypoallergenic sheets. Allergens won't be able to penetrate them, so you'll be safe from most common irritants that could break up your rest.
Another allergy solution would be to install a dehumidifier. A small room dehumidifier achieves a couple things at the same time. If you set your room's relative humidity to 40 percent or below, you deal fatal blows over time to two common allergens. Dust mites need to take moisture out of the air. A relative humidity that low makes the air too dry to for them to live. Similarly, mold needs damp areas to survive, with the dry air, you eliminate the places for it to colonize.
Allergy Be Gone has a number of allergy bedding products available. Don't let allergies win in your own bedroom. Fight back with products from allergybegone.com.
