3 Responses

1. Isabel R.

   July 11th, 2009 at 3:50 pm

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   Oh good heavens, how I so hate theses creatures. Please follow these simple cleaining rules and your problems should be settled rather quickly ! !

   Vacuum and dry-clean draperies. If possible, purchase machine-washable drapes to save time and money.

   Wash stuffed animals and keep them off the bed.

   Cover cloth furniture with slipcovers and mattresses and pillows with allergen barriers so they can be cleaned regularly.

   Choose wood or other smooth flooring, rather than carpeting, especially in bedrooms. Dirt and dust is easier to see, making it easier to clean.

   Trade in your traditional cloth mattress for a waterbed. Dirt and dust will be easier to see and clean on the vinyl. Use a damp cloth to clean and wipe dry.

   If you can write your name in it, it’s too late. Dust regularly.

   Good Luck,
   Isabel

2. Joyful97

   July 11th, 2009 at 3:50 pm

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   could be weevils? Check out the link below and if no joy, go to the homepage and there should be more info on other bugs it could be.

   good luck – i hate bugs!

3. married mum

   July 11th, 2009 at 3:50 pm

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   They are not dust mites as you cannot see dustmites. Could be baby spiders hatching?? You can get up to 1000 + miniscule baby spiders hatching at once… and they can be almost impossible to see they are so small…. so might appear to be mites. (look for the empty sack close by.)
   Fumigate the room with flea bombs such as Mortein brand. Flea bombs are spraycans you set to go off and then you leave the room for a couple of hours, then open all windows and vaccuum. Flea bombs kill everything from fleas to cockroaches and spiders, mites, for 3 to 9 months depending on the type you buy. Because they work through fumigation, they will touch every space in your room.