Frequent ventilation is also crucial. If possible, keep windows open throughout the day to promote air circulation and reduce humidity. While you want to reduce humidity, it is essential to avoid extremely dry air, as dust can become airborne more easily in such conditions. For additional help in reducing allergens in the air, consider using air purifiers, which continually filter out fine dust particles, including dust mites and their debris.

2. Regular wet cleaning
   Wet cleaning should become a weekly ritual in your cleaning routine. Use a damp cloth or mop to clean, making sure to wash with hot running water and soap after use. This approach should not be limited to hard surfaces alone; Make sure to wipe down soft furnishings like sofas and chairs. If your bedding has removable covers, wash them frequently.

For those with carpeted areas, a simple and effective method involves using an old, damp cloth to cover the area, then hitting it well with a carpet hammer. You will be surprised at the amount of dust that collects on the paper. Wash it regularly with hot water and rinse under running water to ensure dust mites are completely removed from the fabric.