[oliver collins]

Hi guys
Which products kill dust mites either a prespray or a in tank additive thanks
Oliver rise n shine cleaning

[Hilton]

M-Power I believe is good..

[ShaunL]

I use alltec pro mite, albeit not that often as I don't get much demand but it's on my van.

[Radek Jablonski]

M-Power I believe is good..

Many belive in god, but can proof he is there?
Just becouse bible says and just becouse Nick says.

[derikraven]

M-Power I believe is good..

Many belive in god, but can proof he is there?
Just becouse bible says and just becouse Nick says.

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[sean oregan]

 Any insecticide.
I think m power helps  probably because you put that down a little heavy

[scott johns]

alltec promite prespray the way to go with the promite protector as well if you look on
youtube you will see anthea turner demonstrating these products that have been tried and tested
for many years call alltec and chat to chris or one of his lovely staff

[sean oregan]

alltec promite prespray the way to go with the promite protector as well if you look on
youtube you will see anthea turner demonstrating these products that have been tried and tested
for many years call alltec and chat to chris or one of his lovely staff

Couldn't agree more

[John Kelly]

You can kill dust mites with standard insecticides such as Chemtreat. However it is futile as it is virtually impossible to get a product which would reach every mite as they can live deep within mattresses, pillows etc.
Tests have been done using various systems, products and methods and it is virtually impossible to totally eradicate the allergens from dustmites. The allergen is actually the faeces from the mites.
Cleaning at 60 degress with any standard detergent will kill dust mites but they will be back within days. Best course of action for anyone suffering asthma is to carry out regular cleaning and use barrier covers on mattresses etc.

[Ian Harper]

John would an "ozone generator" not work on dust mites?

[John Kelly]

It would probably kill any surface dwelling critters but as with other treatments not very efficient at dealing with deep bedded mites. And as I said its the allergen that needs getting rid of as the mites themselves are virtually impossible to eradicate.

[Kev Loomes]

You can kill dust mites with standard insecticides such as Chemtreat. However it is futile as it is virtually impossible to get a product which would reach every mite as they can live deep within mattresses, pillows etc.
Tests have been done using various systems, products and methods and it is virtually impossible to totally eradicate the allergens from dustmites. The allergen is actually the faeces from the mites.
Cleaning at 60 degress with any standard detergent will kill dust mites but they will be back within days. Best course of action for anyone suffering asthma is to carry out regular cleaning and use barrier covers on mattresses etc.

What John said.