31.   Dust mites feed on skin flakes.

32.   Dusting and vacuuming regularly will help reduce the concentrations of dust mites, pollen and animal dander.

33.   For some, the allergy season is year-round, the result of continuous contact with mold spores, dust mites, feathers, pet dander or cigarette smoke.

34.   In asthma, it appears to be airborne allergens like dust mites and cat dander.

35.   In addition, fabrics that kill dust mites on contact are in the works, as well as fabrics for bedding and clothing that protect against fungi and bacteria.

36.   In ordinary allergies, the immune system reacts to innocent substances like pollen, dust mites or cat dander grains as if they were foreign invaders.

37.   Is there a Hav-a-Hart trap for dust mites?

38.   Lurking inside is indoor air pollution, in the form of mold, mildew, chemicals, dust and dust mites.

39.   Other allergic causes were dust mites and cat dander.

40.   Q. I keep my house clean, but I am convinced it is infested with invisible dust mites.