How to make my bed free of Bacteria, Fungi and Dust Mites ?
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While you can probably keep your bed free of dust mites by proper and regular cleaning, you cannot make your bed free of fungi and bacteria. There are fungal spores in the air - however, they usually won't start growing on your bed unless it tends to be damp (stop peeing in bed!). As for bacteria, there will always be bacteria on it especially since there are bacteria that normally inhabit your skin.
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anti biotics would be one way. If you decide not to go to the doctor all you need to do is eat healthy and your bodies antibodies will do the rest. A few simple instructions\n\nstay away from dairy-it creates muscus\nstay away from high allergenfoods-wheat dairy corn\ndont eat sugar\ndrink so much water you can go ten minutes without peeing\ndrink or eat fruits high in vitamin c-it stabalizes and frees radicals in your body, immune system booster.
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Shampoo boards work great, but you have to follow a special procedure.\n\nStart by looking at the photo on Amazon (see link)\n\nAlso inflatable cushion trays for bed use (see link)\n\nFinally call the local Paralyzed Veterans of America and the  ARC in your area and ask for guidelines.
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For hard surfaces it is best to use a 1:100 solution of diluted bleach (1 tablespoon bleach in 1 quart water).  For soft surfaces like couches or rugs steam cleaning will probably be the best way to get rid of the MRSA and everything that can be put in the washing machine (blankets, pillows, towels, etc) and washed on the warm or hot cycle at least twice then dried in the dryer.  And try to make sure you wash everything!  Including things that you may consider already clean (like clothing in your closet and dresser) as they could have been contaminated.
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The only thing I can suggest is a ozone generator, I know it can kill odors, fungus, viruses and bacteria. It is a strong oxidant ans may work.
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take a bath daily in hot water and vinegar, it will help clear you up and when it is clear do it every so often to keep them away
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Place rubberised bath mats on top , Then cover with sheet or towel. Voila!!!!!!!! Your problem should be solved.\nGood luck xxxxxx.
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You should see an allergy specialist.  \n\nThe fact that it gets worse at night leads me to believe you are allergic to dust mites.  They are microscopic little creatures that love bedding.  It also sounds to me like your allergy is pretty severe.  I'm allergic to dust mites and my only problem has been a little snoring.  I take Clariton at night to help fight it.  \n\nBy any chance, did you by a new pillow around the same time the coughing started?  That could be your source.  There are pillows specially made for people with allergies.
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You might consider buying local honey and ingesting a tablespoon a day.  My grandfather and husband have both found this to be helpful.\nIn addition, try washing your hair before you go to bed, (of course, you'll need to have clean sheets to start). This will help remove any pollens that may have landed on your head throughout the day.  \nA good air filter can work magic as well.  You might consider an ionizer.  They can be expensive, but it sure helps clear the air.\nBest of luck.
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It definitely sounds as though he is allergic to the bedding. It's the dust mite faeces in the pillows and bedding that people are usualy allergic to, or else feathers in pillows and bedding. \n\nStrip your bed completely and wash all the bedding including the pillows at a minimum temperature of 60 degrees centigrade. While its washing, vacuum the mattress and the rest of the bedroom well, including behind the headboard of the bed.  If your pillows are not washable, then put them in the freezer for several hours to kill off any dust mites.   Re-make your bed and you will be amazed at the difference.  you have to wash the bedding very  regularly and keep vacuuming the mattress.  \n\nIf you can buy dust mite proof mattress, quilt and pillow protectors, that will solve the problem too.
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Easy.. I remember those days.. Just stay at home for a short while, away from dust, cold-catching germs, and eat ice cream(without nuts) and chicken soup (without a lot of noodles, meat).. It will pass in no time.
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The trick is you want to prevent infection, not clean up after it if possible. I use Symantec Norton's Antivirus but you can use a free one which you could download off the web called AVG. It works very well and I have installed it onto a few computers that I have built for people who don't have a large budget. Go to the bottom of this page: http://free.grisoft.com/doc/2/lng/us/tpl/v5
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Bathe or shower in warm, not hot water.Wash your skin w/ Cetaphil.Increase your fatty acid intake (fish oil, flaxseed oil, omega 3). Keep hydrated. Take a multi-vitamin every day. Stay away from caffeine. Wash your clothes and bedding in Ivory Flakes.Rinse w/1 cup white vinegar in rinse water. Do all of this for a month & see if you don't feel better.
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Go to the Doctor. I used to wet the bed as a child, the Doctor put me on some medicine and a routine that cured it!
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Gargle with warm salt water.\nDrink tea or even plain hot water or milk with honey\nMix honey and lemon juice together and drink\nUse a vapourizer or humidifier in your bedroom.
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Get rid of debris that retains moisture.
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Don't clean it.\n\nTake 10 sickdays off and come in with a tan.