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Some people may not know it, but the
bedroom is one space that contributes to poor indoor
air quality at home. The bedroom usually contains
items that collect dust, causing the growth of dust
mites. Dust mites are insects that are invisible to
the naked eye and are considered indoor pollutants.
They feed on human skin flakes found in mattresses,
pillows, bed covers, upholstered furniture, stuff toys
and clothes.
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Exposure to dust mites, especially
their body parts and feces, can cause asthma in individuals
who did not suffer from asthma symptoms in the past.
To maintain the indoor
air quality in the bedroom, it is necessary
to dust and vacuum regularly, wash beddings and use
allergen-proof pillow and mattress covers. If you find
there to be a more serious issue, contact a professional.
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