Mites: Different Types, Bites, and How to Get Rid of Them
Mites are microscopic pests causing issues like itching and asthma. They thrive in dust and moisture. Learn to identify and control infestations for a healthier home.
Understanding mite lifecycle aids in control. Eggs hatch into larvae, then nymphs, and finally adults. Mating leads to egg-laying, perpetuating the cycle.
House dust mites thrive in homes, feeding on dead skin cells and causing allergies. Their feces and body fragments trigger allergic reactions and asthma.
Clover mites, though harmless to humans and pets, can be a nuisance in lawns. Active in spring and fall, they resemble dust but leave red stains when crushed.
Itch mites, like scabies mites, cause intense itching and rashes. Different types have unique lifecycles and preferred hosts, such as straw or poultry.