Allery Prevention Covers For Mattress And Pillow

[hmficc]

Has anyone found a local source for real allergy prevention covers for mattresses and pillows in Chiang Mai. I am allergic to dust mites and need to buy covers for my mattress and pillow. Has anyone purchased these in Thailand? If not, has anyone found a good mail order supply?

[WaiWai]

Has anyone found a local source for real allergy prevention covers for mattresses and pillows in Chiang Mai. I am allergic to dust mites and need to buy covers for my mattress and pillow. Has anyone purchased these in Thailand? If not, has anyone found a good mail order supply?

I believe direct sunlight will destroy dust mites. (You mite ( ) wish to google to verify.) As sunlight's usually abundant here, how about hanging your covers outside each sunny day? Try to expose your bedroom, mattress and pillows to sunlight, too.

Avoid heavy curtains, rugs and so on.

I would suppose washing everything as frequently as possible ought to help, too.

[WaiWai]

Has anyone found a local source for real allergy prevention covers for mattresses and pillows in Chiang Mai. I am allergic to dust mites and need to buy covers for my mattress and pillow. Has anyone purchased these in Thailand? If not, has anyone found a good mail order supply?

I believe direct sunlight will destroy dust mites. (You mite ( ) wish to google to verify.) As sunlight's usually abundant here, how about hanging your covers outside each sunny day? Try to expose your bedroom, mattress and pillows to sunlight, too.

Avoid heavy curtains, rugs and so on.

I would suppose washing everything as frequently as possible ought to help, too.

P.S. Ran a quick search. Some good tips here: http://www.ehso.com/ehshome/dustmites.php#7Control plus a link to an online store.

Edited November 6, 2009 by WaiWai

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[jackr]

Always used to take my own or buy new ones when shifting from digs to digs, although I guess you could hardly carry that over to the mattress. Can't abide kippin on used (someone else's) pillows which is probably why I never seem to sleep well in hotels. Bunging everything in the sun for a few hours is certainly a good idea.