Do hotels have dust mites?

House dust mites The warm and humid environment of the average hotel room, combined with a regular supply of dead skin cells from previous guests, creates the perfect conditions for these tiny creatures to thrive and breed. You'll find them in pillows, mattresses, duvets and cushions.



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