Matresses and pillows?

do they work?

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Kelly mom to 3 great girls

Yes, but I recommend the very high quality ones. The cheap ones are too noisy. Of course, they only really help for dust mite allergies and IF you take all the other measures to remove hiding places for them in the bedroom (hardwood floors, no curtains, etc.)

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Thanks! we do have harwood on the whole main floor of the house just not in the basement. I think I will def get rid of the stuffed animals around this house (except a few) and well Curtains is ther any type that will do ok in a room or if we do would washing them weekly help? ou cannot get window treatments for the room they are in its too odd of a size (we had to make these curtains)

She has not been officially told she has dust mite allergies but the dr suspects its wither that or a virul thing that she has that she would outgrow! but I guess I wouldnt mind taking the steps to help with dust mites to begin with now who knows the baby could have alergies with it!

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Kelly mom to 3 great girls

I don't know if they truly work, because we have allergies anyway, no matter what, but I do agree to get only the higher quality ones because the cheaper ones are too stiff, rough and noisy.

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