Comfort and hypoallergenic bedding are rarely associated with each other. However with guidance from Douglas Allergy Relief Source, you can more easily sift through the process of buying allergy bedding.
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Allergy bedding is a good option for those:
- with allergies to dust mites, animal dander or down
- whose allergy symptoms are at their peak in the morning
- who experience asthma attacks in the middle of the night
- who value a clean sleeping environment
What are the benefits of hypoallergenic bedding?
Hypoallergenic bedding is specifically designed to prevent dust mites, pet dander, pollen, mold spores and other allergens from infesting your bed by acting a physical barrier between where dust mites live and their food source.
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Allergies symptoms are caused by mites’ waste particles and decomposed body parts. Creating a barrier between the person with allergies and the dust mites is the best way to eliminate dust mites is to cut off their food source. Allergy bedding provides that the barrier that controls the dust mites that number between one and ten million in the average bed.
A study regarding allergy control products by Johns Hopkins University found that mite population and allergen levels decreased by 90 percent or more within a month of using mattress and pillow covers and treating bedding. Covering mattresses, box springs, pillows and comforters is an inexpensive option to create a comfortable and allergy-free bedroom. Allersoft Cotton Dust Mite & Allergy Encasements protect mattresses and bedding with tightly woven fabric that feels like cotton bedding, but blocks mites and dander.
50 to 80 percent of asthmatics experience reaction to dust mites. To eliminate dust mite presence in pillows, switching from down to synthetic fiber pillows is often recommended. A luxurious alternative for an allergen-free bedroom is the Ogallala Harvester Hypodown collection, which is a blend of naturally hypoallergenic Syriaca clusters and clean Hungarian goose down. This line of allergy control pillows will provide allergy-free sleep without the sacrifice of comfort.
Can I protect my family from dust mites and have comfortable bedding?
Natural fibers such as cotton and down are often associated with comfortable sleep, but when eliminating dust is a top priority, it is often recommended to switch entirely to synthetic fibers, especially for the 50 to 80 percent of asthmatics who experience a reaction to dust mites. Fortunately for those with allergies to dust mites and dander, there are luxurious alternatives to switching entirely to synthetic fiber pillows.
The first, and most effective place to remove allergens is from the pillows. The Ogallala Harvester Hypodown pillow collection, features a blend of naturally hypoallergenic Syriaca clusters and clean Hungarian goose down. This line of allergy control pillows will provide allergy-free sleep without the sacrifice of comfort.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, the added comfort of a traditional mattress pad can lend itself as a home to bedroom pests, especially the dust mite, which eats skin cells shed by people, and thrives in warm, humid environments. The dry, porous wool used in Ogallala Harvester Classic Wool Mattress Enhancers is naturally resistant to the colonization of dust mites. Maintaining the comfort of this hypoallergenic bedding mattress enhancer is a cotton fabric prevents to prevent wool from irritating skin.
Nightly wear and tear can deteriorate pillows prematurely. Ogallala Pillow Protectors, although not a certified dust mite encasement, will help protect pillows and preserve comfort for years to come.
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