• 99% of homes have dust mites.

• Indoor allergies are vastly more common than seasonal.

• 2 million dust mites reside in the average mattress; dropping approximately 40 million excrement pellets (feces) a day

• 7000 dust mites can fit on a dime.

• “Guanine” is the name for decomposed dust mite excrement; You sleep on this every night.

If your mattress is over five years old. the image below demonstrates the
amount of dust mite guanine (poop) that may be found inside it.

• Dust mite feces produces a protein (allergen) very similar to cat dander.

• Dark colored cats produce stronger allergic reactions than fair colored cats. Male cats also produce more dander.

• 6 months time (average) is needed to eliminate cat allergens after the cat is removed from the house.

• Ultra-violet light turns your dead skin flakes sterile (like ash), resulting in a depleted food source for dust mites.

• While sleeping, a man will lose ¼ to ½ litre of water overnight (sweat). A woman will lose half as much moisture. This moisture is absorbed into your mattress.
• Your mattress is a perfect breeding ground for dust mites. It’s humid and full of your dead skin .