On the other hand, dust mites like polyurethane foam. They like it alot. It has a, open-cell honeycomb structure that provides a perfect apartment complex for mites to live in. Every time you move on top of polyurethane foam, you compress this sponge like material, as it expands to its original shape, it sucks in dust, old skin, moisture or whatever. It like a little dust mite city with automatic food delivery.
Most companies use polyurethane foam in their mattresses, especially in pillowtops .
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