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Results 1 - 6 of 6 for House dust mite
  1. ... can only be seen under a microscope. Most dust mites in your home are found in bedding, mattresses, and box springs. House dust may also contain tiny particles of pollen, ...
  2. ... with allergy-proof casings to reduce exposure to dust mites. ... mold. Keep the house clean and keep food in containers and out ...
  3. ... your child's exposure to them: Reduce dust and dust mites in the ... in your house Changing where your pets sleep and eat Avoiding ...
  4. Allergies to pollen, dust mites, and animal dander in the nose and ... health care provider to help you take care of your allergies.
  5. Allergies to pollen, dust mites, and animal dander are also called ... care provider to help you take care of your child's allergies.
  6. ... help quitting . No one should smoke in your house. This includes you, ... Or, ask for a table as far away from smokers as possible.