Preventing House Dust Mite Allergens in New Housing

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Overview: House dust mite allergens are a major cause of asthma. The objective of this study was preventing dust mite allergens in new houses with wall to wall carpets, NOT eradicating dust mites from infested homes. Five pairs of homes, located in the southeastern USA, were studied for an average of 12 months. Each pair consisted of a newly built home with a central dehumidifier and an existing home without a central dehumidifier.

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