Can tanning really kill mites? Looking at netizens, popular science suddenly became enlightened! It turns out that the smell of sun-dried quilts comes from this

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Drying quilts is a short job in our parents, especially in summer, when the sun is good, take out the quilt to dry, and feel a lot more refreshed. It's often heard that this can kill mites, but is this really reliable?

Let's talk about mites first, these little things especially like moist and warm places, and quilts just provide such an environment. Mites are not friendly to our health and can cause allergies and skin problems. Therefore, it is particularly important to find ways to reduce them.

Drying a quilt is indeed useful, but it is not a panacea. Ultraviolet rays from the sun are indeed fatal to mites, and can also help evaporate moisture from the quilt, making the "hotbed" of mites less comfortable.

But the problem is that in places where the sun can't get it, such as deep inside the quilt, the mites can still be safe.

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Netizens are hotly discussed

The smell of plastic bags is really bad

I see, cotton will smell when it is sunburned

As long as it doesn't work for me, it's harmless

Hahaha, you can learn pancakes with a quilt

You're really a clever ghost

There is such a thing

Rest assured, everything under the microscope is bacteria

What's the situation, will you get nosebleeds when you dry the quilt

I didn't expect the mites that have plagued us for so long to look like this

I dry it every day, and he can't reproduce

Haha, not eating our meat is a beneficial insect, a very magical idea

Just dry it, and you won't lose anything anyway

That's right, but the average age of people in the past was not as long as in people now

Anyway, we just have time to bask without brains

I also think that the fluffy quilt is good for sleeping

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Therefore, it may not be enough to say goodbye to mites completely by drying the quilt. In addition to drying the quilt often, you can also try these tips:

• Vacuum your mattress regularly and deeply, especially where it comes into contact with your skin.
• Anti-mite bedding is now available on the market to block mites from approaching.
• Keep your bedroom dry, mites don't like a dry environment.

Each method has its pros and cons, and the key is to be consistent and use a combination of them so that you can more effectively reduce the bothering caused by mites.

How do you deal with mites? Is there any good way to do this? Leave a message in the comment area to share your experience, and let's make life more comfortable together!