Can a Waterbed offer allergy relief?
No matter how much we wash and shower, we all shed skin constantly. These
particles sink into a regular mattress and become impossible to remove,
providing the perfect feeding ground for countless dust mites. An average bed
can hold up to 2 million dust mites - a microscopic relative of the spider that
feeds on dead skin and general household debris. Although this is not always a
problem, for allergy sufferers it can mean waking up every day with a blocked
nose, stinging eyes, or even a more serious respiratory problem. The distressing
symptoms of allergies, asthma and eczema are aggravated by a substance in the
droppings of the house dust mite, and reducing the numbers of these mites can
make a considerable difference to their symptoms.
A waterbed zip top can be removed and washed and the main water mattress has no
fabric for the dust-mites to live in and the surface is easily wiped every now
and then to keep it as clean as you like. When used in conjunction with
anti-allergy bedding a waterbed can provide substantial relief for allergy and
asthma sufferers. Without the normal allergic reactions to your bedding, your
quality of sleep can improve dramatically, allowing your body to stop fighting
its environment and concentrate on sleep.
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