If you’ve been experiencing allergic reactions on a year-round basis, you may have a dust mite allergy. Symptoms often peak during hot, humid summers when people spend more time indoors, as well as at night when people are lying in bed. Some signs you might have a dust mite allergy include: sneezing, coughing, chest pain, itchy skin, itchy eyes and throat, watery eyes and runny or stuffy nose. To alleviate your symptoms, we’ll teach you what dust mites are, where they hide, and how to evict them but where do they live? Hundreds of thousands of dust mites may be living in your house — specifically, in your carpet, upholstered furniture, bedding, mattress, and stuffed animals. Anywhere dead skin cells accumulate, there’s potential to find dust mites. And because they burrow into cloth fibers they even tag along when you move and travel. So prevalent are they that nearly four out of five homes in the U.S. exhibit detectable levels of dust mite allergens. Check out below to see what sold in Cascades of Northville in June 2021:
18190 Cascade Drive, Northville: 4 bedrooms, 2.1 bathrooms, 2,652 sq. feet, 2 car garage, Sold Price: $540,000
Cascades of Northville Home Sold
June 2021
Chronic, continued exposure to dust mites in the home can severely impact the health of people who have asthma or a sensitivity to allergens and dust mites. Mites are one of the biggest triggers for those who suffer from allergies and asthma. For more information on Cascades of Northville, or similar Northville or Novi neighborhoods such as Timber Ridge, Willowbrook Farms and Brooklane Ridge, contact The DiMora Team today at 248-505-7728 or jim@dimora.com.