Getting Rid of Mites with Sterifab
A Bit About Mites
Mites may be among the most wide-spread creatures on the planet; they are certainly among the most diverse. They can survive in a wide array of habitats and, because of their small size, they largely go unnoticed. Remarkably, there are 3-5 million known species of mites.
The vast majority of mite species are harmless to humans, but some are far from benign. In fact, more than 250 million people become afflicted with mites each year. They can be found in hair follicles and the sebaceous (oil) glands on the skin, often near the nose, the eyebrows and eyelashes.
That's why it is so hard to get rid of mites! Luckily, Sterifab is an effective, non-residual mite killer, and you can use it on almost any type of surface.
How to Get Rid of Mites with Sterifab
Here's how to get rid of mites in 5 easy steps:
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Remove any clutter from your home, including stacks of paper and laundry piles.
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Treat all affected areas with Sterifab.
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Vacuum and dust regularly. Don't skip the sofa, drapes or carpets.
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Cover your bed, mattress and pillow with dust-proof covers.
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Wash all sheets, towels and bedding frequently, in HOT water.
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Why You Want to Get Rid of Mites
In addition to finding their way into hair and skin, mites also inhabit other parts the body, such as the ears, in ear wax, on the scalp, and in skin folds.
While, for some human hosts, tiny mites cause no symptoms at all, there are also those who, for a variety of reasons, are unluckily prone to infestation by these minuscule insects. More ominously, the few species of mites that are able to live on humans, can transmit diseases or cause allergenic disorders.
Getting rid of mites is not as hard you think. Sterifab is a highly effective mite treatment that you can use to protect yourself, your family and visitors to your home. After all, you never know who might have a mite allergy.
How Do You Know If You Have a Mite Infestation?
Just as there are many different types of mites there are also a multitude of places they can call home. Members of the arachnid family, they can be found in bedding, carpets, air ducts, dusty attics, plants, and animals of various kinds. They are particularly fond of crowded and congested environments, such as nursing homes, day care centers and college dormitories. In fact, they can be found virtually anywhere and it can be tricky to know how to get rid of mites.
Mites won’t go away on their own. Sterifab, for one, is what gets rid of them. Best of all, Sterifab not only eliminates mites, but is also highly effective against bedbugs, lice, fleas, and a host of other insects. Best of all, you can use it virtually anywhere
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Schools
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Hospitals, emergency rooms and ambulances
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Offices
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Veterinarians and animal kennels
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Hotels and motels
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Churches and other houses of worship
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Retirement Homes
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Day camps
Why Use Sterifab?
In addition to getting rid of mites and other insects, Sterifab:
Deodorizes and controls odor-causing organisms.
Sanitizes and deodorizes restrooms.
Sterifab can be used on everything ̶ except people, animals and cooking utensils
Is one of the only non-residual products labeled for use on mattresses and upholstered furniture.
Dries in 15-20 minutes, is biodegradable and leaves no residue.
Sterifab can be used as a mite treatment on practically any inanimate object or location, and there are no other U.S EPA-registered products that can boast so many uses – viricide, bactericide, sanitizer, insecticide, deodorant, germicide, disinfectant, mildewcide, fungicide, bacteriostatic or fungistatic.
Use Sterifab to Prevent Mites from Returning
Mites may be the easiest of pests to overlook, simply because they’re, well, minute! And while there may be upwards of 48,000-plus species on the planet, not one of them is larger than 0.04 inches (1mm) in length. In other words, they’re very, very hard to spot!
And while mites don’t pose a mortal threat to people, they do transmit several diseases and are the culprits to blame when it comes to many allergies, such as eczema, asthma and hay fever.
If you have a mite problem or are suffering from allergies, here’s how keep mites gone for good:
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Get rid of clutter around the house, such as stacks of paper or laundry piles.
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If you have a moisture problem, try to address it. Moisture attracts mites and will make it hard to keep them away.
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Clean your house regularly. Vacuum bedrooms, mattresses, floors, carpets, rugs and mats. Mop the floors and wash all your quilts, pillows, blankets, etc.
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Apply Sterifab periodically. It’s a pesticide and a disinfectant, so it will kill mites and sanitize the area’s they’ve occupied. Plus, it’s odorless and leaves no trace!
Get more tips on getting rid of mites.
Use Sterifab Anywhere
They call Sterifab the ‘Anywhere, Anytime Agent’ for good reason: You can use it virtually anywhere—as a bactericide, a sanitizer, virucide, insecticide, as well as a deodorizer and fungistatic.
Sterifab is the go-to product for thousands of pest control professionals and individuals alike. Available in all 50 states, it’s used daily in places as diverse as hospitals, ambulances, veterinary offices, schools, day care centers, offices, hotels and motels, retail chains, bus lines, retirement homes, college dorms, animal kennels, and more.
Of course, you should never, ever use Sterifab on people, animals, clothing, shoes or cooking utensils. But you can use it on practically anything else!
