Shape: Flat, broad, oval
Color: Off white to tan
Legs: 8
Wings: No
Antenna: No
Common Name: Dust Mite
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Arachnida
Order: Acariformes
Family: Pyroglyphidae
Species: Dermatophagoides farinae
DIET
Dust Mites primarily feed on dead skin shed by humans and other animals. They can also absorb moisture from the air.
Dust Mites are most often found in beds. They may also be found living in carpet, furniture, and clothing.
Dust Mites are harmless to most people. They carry small foreign proteins, often referred to as "allergens". They don't carry diseases, but these proteins can cause allergic reactions in people by triggering the immune system to over react.
1) Change your sheets often.
2) Vacuum frequently.
3) High-temperature cleaning.
4) If Dust Mites are a real problem in your home, call a pest management professional.
3- A gram of dust in a house can hold over a thousand mites.
7- Dust mites live an average of three months.
9- Dust mites live in mattresses, pillows, blankets, and other soft, comfortable items. They dislike hard surfaces.
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