The rains have started

The rains have started and the rainy season has already made its way into our cities, in full swing nonetheless, some extra tips may come in handy. Most of what we’ll share below will help you deal with the humidity and how to keep your mattress smelling great and keep dust mites and moulds out despite the moist air and the wet weather.

Your private bedroom is usually considered the safest environment in your home, where exists dust mites and moulds that are invisible to the naked eye. They can create severe respiratory and skin allergies in children, people with stress and senior citizens. Dust mites and mould breed at the most comfortable temperatures. They live in our bed bedding sofa the place that we touch often, thus causing skin and respiratory diseases. So, it is very important for everybody to maintain a healthy bedroom.

An area that is warm and moist is the perfect breeding ground for dust mites and mould

The rains have started – House dust mite under the microscope 100x

Are breathable mattresses a safer alternative during the rainy season?

Most mattresses are designed to be breathable, it also makes sense that they can be quite absorbent. They can take in perspiration, oil, and air moisture that can really create foul odours, develop moulds, attract dust mites, and even trigger adverse reactions to sleepers, especially in kids, people who stay up late and senior citizens.

Commonly, people air out their mattress by taking it out of the bedroom and laying it out under the sun. The heat and the open air allow it to dry, freshening it up after absorbing moisture, sweat, body oil, and other fluids that may have seeped under the sheets. But, if you are living in an apartment, it is not easy to take out your king or queen-size mattress and expose it to the Sun.

Severe respiratory and skin allergies in children, people with stress and senior citizens are caused by dust mites and moulds

How to clean your mattress before the rainy season?

What you can do instead is to remove the sheets and leave them bare for the day before you get out of the house in the morning. The best times are when you’re already scheduled to change sheets as it can really boost the freshness of your mattress, this will let your mattress breathe for the day, giving it time to dry out.

If you want to freshen up your mattress on a weekend, you can also strip the sheets off and sprinkle some baking soda on top of the mattress. Let it sit for 30 minutes before vacuuming, so the baking soda gets the chance to soak all the moisture and odour the mattress may have.

If you happen to wake up on a nice sunny morning and want to take advantage of the sun’s appearance without having to wrestle with your mattress, you can let the sunshine in instead of taking your mattress outside. This will save you the hassle of dragging your mattress out and having to take it inside right away the moment the skies turn grey. It is also the perfect solution if your bed is placed near the window or if your bedroom gets sunshine.

How to clean a large mattress during the rainy season?

When the rains have started, what you can do if you have a large mattress such as a King or Queen Size mattress is to use a UV cleaner for your mattress. These cleaners almost replicate what the Sun does and also vibrate the bed thereby extricating the deeply embedded dust mites and moulds and restoring freshness to your mattress. Thereafter, to secure the health of your loved ones, the mattress is protected with a specially designed washable mattress protector which prevents dust mites and moulds from settling on your bed.

Venkatesh, a concerned citizen of Bangalore offers his services to clean your mattresses of dust mites and moulds using the specially designed UV cleaner. We need his help as much as he does of ours. Let us help each other. Do write to us at info@nadichikitsa.com to book your cleaning service. You can also call us at +91-9900-045-199.

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