A little mystery of the home Learn about the possible problems of bedding not changing

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Sheets and duvet covers are indispensable items in our daily lives, and not changing them for three months can be far more terrifying than we think. We'll take a closer look at the health hazards that can come from not changing sheets and covers for long periods of time, as well as how to effectively maintain hygiene and keep your bedding fresh.

Without changing the sheets and coverings for a long time, they will become an ideal breeding ground for bacteria and microorganisms. Secretions such as sweat, sebum, and keratin build up in bed, providing an environment for bacteria to thrive, which can easily lead to health problems such as allergies and infections. If you don't change your bed sheets for three months, dust mites will multiply in this warm, moist environment.

Allergies and respiratory problems: Long-term exposure to dust mites, mold and bacteria accumulated on the bed can easily cause respiratory problems such as allergic rhinitis and asthma, and in severe cases, it may even lead to diseases such as bronchitis. Breeding of disease: Sweat and secretions from the bed sheets are a breeding ground for bacteria and fungi.

If you do not replace it for a long time, it is easy to lead to ** diseases, such as eczema, boils, etc. Affect sleep quality: Unclean bedding not only affects physical health, but also affects sleep quality. Bacteria and odors can affect your sleep and even your mental state the next day.

Make a plan to change your bed linen and covers, preferably every two weeks, to keep your bedding clean and hygienic. Choose breathable, easy-to-clean bedding: Choose a sheet cover that is breathable and easy to clean to help prevent the growth of bacteria and dust mites.

Keep your bedroom well ventilated and dry: Keeping your bedroom well ventilated and keeping your relative humidity between 40%-60% can help prevent the growth of mold and bacteria. Clean your mattress and pillows regularly: Mattresses and pillows are also places where bacteria can grow, so it is recommended to turn the mattress regularly, use a mattress topper, and wash the pillowcase regularly.

Not changing bed sheets and coverings for three months may seem insignificant, but in fact it may be a hidden health hazard. Microbes in the bed can pose a potential threat to our body, so keeping bedding clean is part of maintaining health. Change your bed linen regularly, choose ventilated and easy-to-wash bedding, and keep your bedroom ventilated and dry.

We can effectively reduce the growth of bacteria and dust mites in the bed, providing a good guarantee for our health. Keeping bedding fresh is actually a responsibility for your own health. Let's pay attention to the cleanliness of bedding from now on to ensure a good night's sleep and good health.

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