The House Dust Mite. Invisible to the naked eye it is found in bedding, upholstery and carpets and it lives off flakes of skin. The allergen it produces is linked to respiratory problems.
Dynomite carpets provide a hostile environment for the dust mite.
If you have been reading the national press this last month or two you will be aware that the country is being taken over by strange and menacing creatures, everything from termites to bark beetle. The beastie that gives the most cause for alarm however is invisible to the naked eye and comfortably lives with us, or more accurately off us, here in our own homes. Yes, we are probably sharing our homes with millions of House Dust Mites. For most of us the House Dust Mite poses little or no threat but to an ever increasing section of the population the mite is a possible cause of great discomfort and occasionally serious ill health. Asthmatic conditions and skin problems are aggravated, and sometimes caused, by the by-products of the House Dust Mite.