What are blood mites most afraid of

Mites do not specifically destroy their natural predators, and the laws of the biological world do not work on them. This is actually an important reason for the large number of mites.

However, nature does not have natural enemies of mites, but that does not mean that mites do not have nemesis. In fact, we still have the answer to the question of what mites are most afraid of. There is a "nemesis" of mites that we are used to, and that is water.

Water is a very common substance, but if you use it properly, it can be very effective in removing mites!

As long as you use it properly, water in your hands will become a nemesis nemesis, specifically, there are two ways to make water a powerful mite killer**.

1. Increase the water temperature to 60 degrees or more. Mites prefer warm environments, but they also have their own temperature limits that they can tolerate, and mites will die instantly if they are below 10 or above 60. It is very easy to increase the water temperature above 60, so for mites in home textile items such as **, pillowcases, bed sheets, cushions, carpets and plush toys, we can use hot water soaking above 60 to kill them.

Blanching home textiles with more than 60 hot water can not only kill the living mites inside, but also soften the mite carcasses inside, dissolve their feces and secretions, so as to facilitate their removal. It is important to know that mite carcasses, secretions, and feces are also very strong allergens.

2. Use water to cooperate with dust removal work. Mites have two major habitats, one is the home textile products mentioned above, and the other is dust. According to statistics, there are at least hundreds of mites on an average gram of dust, and thousands are also common.

Therefore, it is not an exaggeration to say that dust removal is the removal of mites. Dust removal is a very easy task, but the work of dusting mites requires a trick, that is, it needs to be combined with the use of water. With the dust removal work of water, we can call it the "wet operation" method, which includes sprinkling water first and then sweeping the floor, wiping furniture with a wet rag, etc.

Don't look at it so simple, it's critical. The "wet work" method can not only remove dust more effectively, but most importantly, it can prevent dust from flying, causing mites on the dust to "escape" and float in the air, greatly increasing the chance of people coming into contact with or inhaling the respiratory tract and causing allergies. Therefore, water is indispensable in the work of dust and mite removal.

Blood mites will not only breed on the cage, most of them are in the birds, so the problem can not be solved just by removing the cage, the most effective and direct way, to buy a pack of "force peak" according to the instructions with water spray cage spray birds, in order to get rid of it! It's usually done in one go! You can buy it online on **!

Buy a flea ring, the kind that puppies and kittens bring, hang it in a cage at night and take it down during the day.

White pigeon medicine can give him a shower, but not too strong.

Summary. Hello! Mites are microscopic animals belonging to the arachnida, the broad-bellied subclass of arthropods.

There are follicular mites and lipid mites that parasitize the human body. Guidance and recommendation: Mites can often cause facial folliculitis, seborrheic dermatitis, acne, rosacea, etc.

Generally not a blood parasite. Generally does not enter the bloodstream to survive.

Hello! Mites are microscopic animals belonging to the subclass Arachnids of arthropods. The parasitic human body includes hairy cystic mites and lipomorphic wide answer mites.

Guidance and recommendation: Mites can often cause facial folliculitis, seborrheic dermatitis, acne, rosacea, etc. Generally not a blood parasite.

Generally does not enter the bloodstream to survive.

Regardless of whether the mite that enters the human blood is a bloody worm itself, it is asked.

It doesn't belong to you.

Mites have no blood.

It also doesn't suck human blood like a mosquito?

He is a tiny creature, which causes inflammation on the surface of the human surface and causes itching and other adverse symptoms, not blood sucking.

But people who itch may scratch and bleed, right?

Pro, squeezing or scratching leads to bleeding caused by ** injury.