Dust Mite Air Purifier

Dust mites are little bugs that are too small to be seen with the human eye, and they live mostly in the bedroom.

They enjoy dark, moist, warm places (your bed) and feed on flakes of dead skin.

And of course they poop where they live (your bed), and it is the protein in their feces that rock your world if you are allergic.

If you are not allergic to them, you would never know they’re there, and the good news is they don’t bite. But they are prolific, and for those who have dust mite allergies, they can cause congestion, sneezing, headaches, and the inability to get a good night’s sleep...ever.

They go airborne when you make the bed, change the linens, walk through your room, or even open and close doors. And one of the best ways to drastically reduce their numbers is to continually filter the air with a purifier that is designed to remove particles.

PurerAir.com offers an air purifier with a 5-stage filtration process that is specifically designed to operate in the bedroom. It has 4 particles for filters including a high efficiency particle arresting (or HEPA) filter like hospitals use to insure clean air.

It also contains a 15 pound carbon filter that can remove odors, gases and chemicals as well. You never need to spend another sleepless night because of dust mites or any other irritant in your bedroom.

See the Bedroom Air Purifier from PurerAir.com now at http://purerair.com/bedroom_machine.html

Take good care,

Debbie Davis, President
PurerAir.com
(800) 997-2989

Dust Mite Facts—8 Great Things to Know

If you suffer from a dust mite allergy, you know how tough they can be to eliminate. Here are 8 facts about mites and their habits that may help you become more effective at coping with your allergies.

1. They are most often found in your bed.

2. Dust mites are killed by sunlight.

3. They can not be totally eliminated

4. They feed on dead skin, and it doesn’t matter whether it belongs to you or your pet.

5. Water that is 140 degrees Fahrenheit or hotter will kill them.

6. Allergies are generally triggered by the protein in their feces.

7. Dust mite covers can prevent them from taking up residence in your pillows and mattress.

8. HEPA (or high efficiency particle arresting) filtration is effective at taking them out of the air.

See the air purifier that can take them out your air 24 hours a day every day at http://purerair.com/healthmate_hm400.html

Take good care,
Debbie Davis, President
PurerAir.com
(800) 997-2989

And the Dust Mites Didn’t Stand a Chance

A client recently wrote in to tell us about her daughter, allergies, and dust mites as follows.

My little girl went for her annual check up last week, and after looking up her nose, the doctor said she was suffering from allergies. We had noticed that she was waking up with a stuffy nose, but thought she was catching a cold. The pediatrician recommended an over the counter medication which my little girl willing took because they were grape-flavored chewable tablets.

We tried them for several days, and they didn’t come close to taking away the miserable nasal congestion that was getting in her way at night. I called our favorite pharmacist who said he was not surprised the medication hadn’t kicked in—give it another couple of days.

Meanwhile, I had promised my daughter that we would remove the toddler bed and replace it with a big girl twin bed complete with dust ruffle, decorative comforter, and pillow shams. We decided to do that Thursday, 4 days after we began the over the counter medication.

Well I did my research and found that dust mites are often the cause of congestion in the morning, so we decided to buy organic everything, cover the mattress and her pillow with a dust mite cover, and pre-wash all the fabrics in a non-allergenic detergent. And we also bought an air purifier for dust mites—the HealthMate Air Purifier.

Well not only did the room look gorgeous, but my little girl was only to happy to go to bed to try out all the new stuff. The next morning she woke up and said, “Mommy, I’m not even stopped up any more. This is the best bed!”

So what was responsible for the miraculous cure? Who can really say for sure, but I’m not turning off the HealthMate Air Purifier or taking off the dust mite covers any time soon. And even though the purple pill was kind of fun at first (which was a little scary), she hasn’t asked for it again now that she can breathe.

I love it when a plan comes together and works! Thanks for the HealthMate Air Purifier. Annie…….South Carolina

Thanks for sharing this with us Annie. Maybe it will help others solve their problem too.

Take good care,
Debbie Davis, President
PurerAir.com
(800) 997-2989