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Dust Mite Humidity Monitor Kit – Control Bedroom Humidity & Stop Dust Mites Breeding
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Dust Mite Humidity Monitor Kit – Control Bedroom Humidity & Stop Dust Mites Breeding

£69.99
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Why Humidity Control Matters for Dust Mites

Dust mites thrive when bedroom humidity is above 50%. At 70–80% humidity, they breed rapidly and trigger allergy symptoms like sneezing, wheezing and itchy skin.
Studies show that keeping humidity under 50% for 7 days stops dust mites from reproducing – and at 40–50% they die off completely.


How This Kit Helps You Stay Under 50% Humidity

Our Dust Mite Humidity Monitor Kit includes two smart sensors:

  • One for your bedside – the most important area to keep dry since you sweat at night.

  • One for outdoors – so you’ll know if it’s safe to open windows without raising indoor moisture.

Even a 2-hour rise above 50% lets dust mites start reproducing again – so daily monitoring is essential.


Key Benefits

✅ See humidity % for inside and outside 24 hours, 7 days a week
✅ Keeps you on track to stay under 50% RH
✅ Compact with magnet or stand – place anywhere
✅ Reducing dust mites will improve breathing and reduce ithcy red skin

Features

  • Battery powered (AA included)
  • Clear large digital display

What’s Included

✔️ Large 3.7 Inch Humidity Monitor Screen + Sensor
✔️ Outdoor Humidity Sensor (Waterproof)
✔️ Magnet + Stand + AA Battery 
✔️ Easy instructions


How to Use

  1. Insert battery

  2. Place sensor by your bed

  3. Compare indoor & outdoor humidity

  4. Use daily with your dehumidifier, air purifier, or window ventilation to keep humidity below 50%


Why This Matters for Dust Mite Allergy Relief

Lowering humidity is one of the most effective natural ways to kill dust mites and prevent allergy flare-ups. Combined with anti-dust mite bedding, mattress encasements, and a dehumidifier, this kit makes your bedroom an unfriendly place for dust mites to survive.

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