Firstly hi, I'm guessing you're here because you're currently dealing with these little terrors and are desperately looking for a way to tackle them, if not then this is a very weird video to just stumble across. This is going to be a long comment so brace yourself but I really hope it helps you because I have just defeated these buggers and I know people who are dealing with them would appreciate this. I will now proceed to give you a full guide on how to eliminate these mites including all product names and how to use them (all products used are readily available in the UK but I'm sure alternatives can be found world wide) please also note, this is not a 1 day job, you will need to do these steps over multiple days (it took us 6 days to completely get rid of them) First of all find and remove the cause of these mites, mine were caused by an opened packet of Tortilla wraps that had somehow fallen behind the microwave and gone unnoticed. Then remove any infested item from your home (throw them out, do not move to another room to avoid spreading these buggers) I threw out my microwave, kettle, toaster and grill. Take everything out of cupboards and wash them throughly or just dispose of if reasonable. Now start wiping down all the infested area with vinegar spray (I used STARDROPS WHITE VINEGAR SPRAY-purchased from asda). Leave for about 15 minutes and when your come you'll see a thousand more mites crawling around. Wipe everything down with vinegar once again. Then dilute some DETTOL LIQUID DISINFECTANT (readily available in most UK supermarkets) and wipe down all areas again. Repeat these 2 steps atleast 4 times. This will get rid of most of the mites. Now use a bleach spray (I used FLASH IMPECCABLE CLEAN BLEACH SPRAY- available in most UK supermarkets) and spray in all infested areas and leave to sit for an hour before coming back, wiping away and spraying the bleach again. Next you will need to purchase ZERO IN ULTRA POWER PEST KILLER (available in B&Q, Screwfix, Tool station) and spray this all over the infested areas. Leave for a few hours and you'll come back to hundreds of dead mites. Clean them up and repeat all previous steps until there is no sign of them. Also as your cleaning all the counters, cupboars etc spray the walls down with DETTOL MOULD AND MILDREW REMOVER to tackle the larger surface areas (this is optional but it gave me peace of mind) Every time you complete one of the detailed cleaning cycles spray the entire place down with DETTOL 24 HR PROTECT MULTI SURFACE CLEANER and let it sit for a few hours. Do this over 4 or 5 day and you should be mite free in no time. I really hope this is helpful because when I was dealing with these mites I looked everywhere for how to get rid of them but there was no detailed explanations or products that would be useful.

@chusamahaider4790

4 ай бұрын

Baji kuch urdu mein bta dein hum to damagi tawazun kho chukay hain😢

Weve just dealt with these. We had them in our kitchen and it turns out the epicentre of their invasion was in the back of a cupboard where we keep the dog leads, poo bags, treats etc. Where there was a few treats in the very bottom back corner that had gone mouldy. We dont go in there too often. By the time we had seen them, there were lots of them in and around that cupboard, with patches of them very visible on dog leads, top of the cupboard door etc. They were also on most of the kitchen surfaces by this point by the time we had seen them, including tiled wall, other cupboard doors and cases, fish tank, kettle etc. Etc. We emptied EVERYTHING out of the kitchen that wasn't screwed down and put it all in the shed out of the house. We bagged up and threw away everything that we could, and also anything we could sacrifice that had a lot of them on. We then wiped down the whole kitchen (surfaces, inside cupboards, doors, floor, window etc. Etc.) With white vinegar spray and kitchen roll, disposing of all used tissues to the outside bin. We did the whole kitchen 2 times right away, then waited over night. What we saw was a big reduction in the bugs, especially in the dog cupboard, but some were still present generally around the kitchen. So we wiped wiped whole kitchen again 2 times. This was over a period of 2 to 3 days, waiting between each time to see if they had gone away. Generally after this we could see that we had got on top of things and they were going. We then started to move all our stuff back in to the kitchen but each item was blasted off outside with the hose pipe, then washed properly in sink with warm water and washing up liquid. We even did this with sealed jars of food and packets (e.g. microwave rice) - if you have a dish washer this would be a big help at this point! Oh, and remember everything we bagged and threw on the first day? Well, the outside bin was now full of them so we got a skip and emptied the rubbish bags from the bin into the skip too. It's been a week now and there are still a very few of them on cupboard doors, but I think these are just residual ones from their life cycle of laying g eggs and hatching etc. Qe were lucky that the source of the problem was just mouldy dog food which could be thrown away easily, and not black mould from damp or leaky pipes etc. But when we got rid of the source of the problem, the numbers dropped overnight, then it was just a case of dealing with the residual issue and clearing them off!

I discovered I had these in my house last year and I could not figure out where they were coming from. A big "nest" were the nooks and crannies of my garbage bin. I threw the whole thing out, and that is how plague 1 ended. Just recently I noticed my little friends visited me again. They were all over the bin again, but to my horror mostly also in my espresso machine! Which I am not planning to throw away cuz it cost me a pretty penny. Anyways, I started cleaning frantically with bleach, and soaked the loose parts of my machine in 1) bleach with hot water and left it there an afternoon 2) hot water with dish soap 3) hot water with cleaning vinegar. These parts are mite free now. Be sure to dry anything you clean quickly, because they like moist and dont care too much about the detergents. Apparently they really like coffee, because there were large gatherings in the part below where you put the coffee cup, where the spilt coffe goes to. As to the bin.. Fortunately I live in a cold country, so I cleaned out the bin with bleach and left it on my balcony. I am planning to leave it there for a few days. At night it is around 0 degrees celsius right now, and the mites have a hard time surviving in the cold. (Or so Ive read) Any of the spare mites I caught in other areas I wiped them away with bleach and then I used scotch tape for the ones I didnt catch. Good luck getting rid of these tough critters.

@permata9613

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yes that’s true the really seem to like coffee! Since two days I notice these little white dots on my kitchen and first I thought it was dust from flour but today I took a good glance and those dots are moving 😱🤮 just saw that some hours ago and most of them were in my coffee maker thingy 🥴 thanks for the advice!

I just learned about grain mites today for the first time. I feed my cats dry kibble (corn free but not grain free) in this puzzle contraption. It has multiple compartments, and I think it gives them some enrichment. In one of the compartments, I saw this similar exhibition. Some cat food managed to trap itself into a part of the puzzle that the cats can't access. Clearly I should be taking this puzzle apart and cleaning it more often. I wonder how long it's been like this, and I feel guilty for not spotting it before. Judging by the population, and considering I feed my cats three times a day, I know I've missed at least a handful of opportunities to see that this was going on.

I read the most efficient and less toxic way to get rid of them is, to lower the air humidity in the rooms significantly !

Hi all! I have this problem and it has been a headache and a half to fix! they were all over remotes, laptops, and the back of my bed headboard. I have been disinfecting everything and sprinkled the Diatomaceous earth powder all over my carpet after steam cleaning it. It turns out i think i may have a leaky pipe or mold problem on one of my walls leading to moisture issues. I bought a dehumidifier and sure enough, there was so much moisture in the air! Anyways we’re going to get someone to come investigate the wall and see what we can do to prevent the mold issue. Spraying mite spray insecticide, sprinkling powder, steam cleaning/power cleaning my room, and buying a dehumidifier has helped reduce the number of bugs significantly. still a few on the bed but i’m hoping they stop once the mold problem gets fixed. hope this helps out and good luck! ( ps will update )

@meganjackson5936

4 жыл бұрын

Links to products i used: Dia earth powder www.amazon.com/Harris-Diatomaceous-Powder-Duster-Included/dp/B0728JL9SQ mite insecticide www.amazon.com/Hot-Shot-Killer-Aerosol-17-5-Ounce/dp/B01NAZBXUC air purifier www.amazon.com/LEVOIT-LV-H132-Purifier-Allergies-Eliminator/dp/B071D58ZY5

@lilyjerson6972

3 жыл бұрын

Update pleasee, did you ever get rid of them??

@EspritArkitekt

2 жыл бұрын

@@meganjackson5936 did they kill u?

@meganjackson5936

2 жыл бұрын

update: i took out the entire wall that was covered with mold and got hard wood floors put in. once you fix the mold problem they apparently go away! the d- earth stuff really helped though! no problems now turned out i had a bad rain gutter for over a decade leaking water onto my wall causing damage. i was lucky to find it before it turned to black mold. anyways i hope this finds everyone well and good luck!

@EspritArkitekt

2 жыл бұрын

@@meganjackson5936 damn that's some deep cleansing & exfoliating lol....toxic black mold is a real bitch & a half, i lived with it for several months & i have asthma & an allergy to mold, possibly the worst medical problem i ever experienced...hair falling out like crazy, rashes all over me, constantly itchy skin & my eyes looked like a junkie's & were so painful they weren't even itchy anymore, i just wanted to gouge them out since no eyedrops were working....1.5 years on since moving out of that shithole, i'm certain i still have long term effects coz i still get a lot of phlegm build up which affects my voice cutting out & sounding strained

I had a huge problem with grain mites... I had some feeder insects for one of my reptiles and I guess the oats must have gotten a bit mouldy because the entire container was covered in them! They were all over my furniture, up the walls and even in the next room! I threw out the box of insects and thoroughly cleaned all of my furniture. I used a reptile-safe disinfectant to clean inside and outside of the reptile enclosure and I also cleaned all of the ornaments. I bought a dehumidifier to put in the room and I made sure that there was no food or crumbs left in the room for them to feed on. After about a week, they completely disappeared.

@Dragonair150

4 жыл бұрын

How I kills them pleaseeeeeee

@william968

4 жыл бұрын

YES! My mealworm conta8ner got moldy and the oat and the apple slices were covered in them... now they was everywhere

@007bakaxD

3 жыл бұрын

I have the same problem now, i bought big pack of food for my bunny friend and few days later this disaster happened, i noticed them yesterday, so i cleaned, desinfected and trew the whole pack of food and some other stuff... biokill sprayed all over my place... luckily they are still in the first room. It is a second day, i got dehumidifier keep wiping them off... it's less and less of them now but it is annoying...

@foongU

3 жыл бұрын

I was trying to figure out where they coming from...thought I was alone! Thank God I wasn't the only one...I just discovered them today...didn't realize it because we hardly in room...n the feeder mealworms are on top in a plastic tray and that's where they coming from...and on top of tank n dresser n clothes n so far there...but now I'm feeling they crawling on me n feel itchy...I'm scared...need to get rid of them asap!

@007bakaxD

3 жыл бұрын

@@foongU hey just remove the origin (pack of whatever they apear on most), make sure everyting other Is sealed, what Is not, just trow it away, wash everything with soapy water, keep the air in the room dry, and sometimes during day check the surfaces, whipe them and in the week they just dieout :)

How do you get rid of them.

This is when you know its time to burn the house down.

@airborngeorge

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking of that

@oritsejolomielsieetuwewe2961

3 жыл бұрын

no thats stupid but whatever

@lonewolf3138

2 жыл бұрын

@@oritsejolomielsieetuwewe2961 it's also a joke :)

@chrysagk.5815

Жыл бұрын

I have the same problem please help me someone 😭😭😭

Ok, I am officially freaked out 😖😩

I thought I had headlice when I seen these things popping up in the house. In hindsight, headlice would be much easier to deal with.

uugghh!! yes. so disgusting. i had this problem in my sailboat which had a wood top. they were everywhere. i called an exterminator and problem was eliminated right away. this was a couple years ago, i just searched youtube for mold mites to verify thats what they really were and i see this video. makes my skin crawl.

Did you solve the problem?

this is what it looked like i prombly still have it

My reptiles need humidity and have to be misted at least one a day. I'm finding these in their Crested Gecko Diet. It's SO GROSS. I cleaned the tanks as sometimes from misting they can get a little mold, or they "paint" with their food on the glass and it molds, but they still around. X.x

I’m currently dealing with these.. I thought it was because my green cheek likes to toss his pellets everywhere and they were attracted to the grains. I’ve reduced their numbers with a anti mite box on the cage and taking the cage outside and spraying it down with prevent a mite.. they are still there tho just not in these numbers anymore.

@Sunflower-sn9ij

2 жыл бұрын

I think this is what I saw on my bird cage. Do you know if the could harm the bird? I’m trying to clean the cage and area the best I could but I’m not sure how to help my birds.

@gisselleperezmoreno1910

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sunflower-sn9ij from what I’m aware these aren’t parasitic mites so you may see one on your bird but they shouldn’t be hurting them or attracted to it

Net-tex Poultry Total Mite spray does the job

@joeloxig6872

5 жыл бұрын

Just to add, once you have these mites you will pretty much get them on and off seasonally. During the summer the dryness keeps them at bay but once the cold and damp comes in they thrive. I would recommend a dehumidifier to reduce the amount of moisture and dampness and treat any mould you may have in the home.

@TeeAlee143

2 жыл бұрын

Ty

@starranteau7750

2 жыл бұрын

They are all over my hamster cage!! They just all appeared at once because I do frequent cleanings with their cages and they are just ALL OVER. Just today. I’m wondering if they came from the wall in my living room. I had part of the mold removed and my hamster cages were in the same big room. Could they have came from that???

Does anyone know what this is and how to treat it.

Hey! So I'm currently battling this issue now. As of today (1 week post noticing the mites) I think I have a solution as I have not seen 1 at all today. The mites were under the bathroom sink in the vanity. First thing I did was take all of my products out and sprayed them with raid. Then I used javex in a spray bottle to kill the mold. That helped a bit but I would still see the mites, just not as many. Once I placed the dehumidifier directly in the bathroom where I had the issue and I used the pre made TSP solution.. if was like night and day. The TSP killed the mold and fungus which the mites feed off. I used rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle and sprayed my products again because I would notice 2-3 mites a product that I had in the vanity. If you have a similar issue I highly recommend getting a dehumidifier, raid, rubbing alcohol and of course the TSP! It took a lot of persistence because I didn't know about the TSP until yesterday. Once I got that I haven't seen one mite today. Oh another thing I did was place something small and black in the vanity and in each drawer. The reason I did that was to be able to see if there were still mites in there as they are white. This saves time so I wasn't putting all the products back into the vanity only to tear them all out again and re-clean.

@blablablabla4467

6 жыл бұрын

sasha omari thanks...what is TSP? ...problem is ours are in the bedrooms all over.drawers and.son's cot

@sashaomari5531

6 жыл бұрын

blablabla bla Trisodium phosphate. Its used to clean paint brushes and kills mold. I wonder if there's mold in the room possibly? They need that to survive so maybe try adding a dehumidifier in the room or central location. the raid will kill on contact but that's not good for the baby so try rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle and it will kill the mites on contact. Unfortunately the rubbing alcohol won't be good on furniture so the only thing I can think to battle that is to steam wash it. If u find the mold source you will notice a difference in about two days. The most important piece is killing the mold and using a dehumidifier to get rid of moisture.

@blablablabla4467

6 жыл бұрын

see we moved house because of this issue...we were living in.a.bad bad mould wet house ...we have now.moved into this new dry.insulated.house ...but the mites have followed us.on our furniture...so because this house is.dry won't that make it hard for them to.survive ?

@sashaomari5531

6 жыл бұрын

blablabla bla oh okay, so they just followed you. Yes, they should die In a drier climate , but you can speed up the process with a dehumidifier. especially since its on the baby's crib n such. Hopefully, they go away soon for you. If they were microscopic we wouldn't even see them and we wouldn't care but its because we see them moving it's concerning, I know.

@killjustinbieber1997

6 жыл бұрын

sasha omari have you still not seem any since you posted this? My boyfriend and I have noticed these in our basement apartment one week ago today... more so confined to the kitchen but have noticed the odd one or two in other rooms... house is old and has mould for sure... we're leaving here soon do you think they'd follow us to the new place? New place is dry, newly built, and no mould issues at all. Scared to death they'll follow right now

From what ive heard, its due to dampness and mould.

@HabboMONEYMAGIC

6 жыл бұрын

That's the thing, I have no idea why they're on there as there is neither of those things. At least as far as I can tell.

@blablablabla4467

6 жыл бұрын

hi did you manage to.get rid of these ???we had them.everywhere in a dirty mould damp house so we.moved out..we in a lovely dry house since Saturday....today I found then.in my.son's drawers an.room they must have followed us here in furniture ...I've tried all.kinds of spray ...nothing.kills them..Do u have advice. please?

@sashaomari5531

6 жыл бұрын

blablabla bla check out my comment. Maybe this will help. :-)

@pearlharris1837

4 жыл бұрын

@@blablablabla4467 Hi did you manage to get rid of the mites for good?

@pearlharris1837

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for getting back. Did you notice any activity around the winter period as I have been told they often return when the temperature drops?

How to get rid of them

How to remove it

Solution please?

I’m currently dealing with this issue with my parakeets how did you get rid of them?

@TrainerSpyro

3 жыл бұрын

Dehumidifiers. Clear out any possible mold or food sources. Clean the cage regularly. Try not to use too many strong chemicals around pets. If you do use chemicals, move the little ones to a clean cage in a different room far away from the fumes.

I found it too, in bed room and my children room, please can you give me pecies of advice to clean it🥺

@user-uy9sc4dv1u

4 жыл бұрын

et moi aussi

@oumsara4985

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-uy9sc4dv1u svp vous avez fais quoi svp

@nimeshgunasekara9128

3 жыл бұрын

use clorox disinfectant bleach cleaner.it works

I would of taken the bird out into a small tempery cage then get a black bin bag with everything intact as is no disposably tie the bag. Fill the bath or bucket with 40 to 60 degree water, submerge the cage in the bag, make sure everything is submerged in water, then leave it. Come back let the water out chuck the black bag with any crap in the bin then shower off the cage and any contents, finally dry with hair dryer.

So I removed the mold in my room which was from old food which had been there for ages. Since its gone, will the mites eventually die or go away as they have nothing to feed on? I will vacuum all my stuff and clean everything with soap but how do i make them go away naturally?

@popp1040

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, it’s been a month since you commented so I figure they are gone by now. Just curious on if they went away because I have the same issue right now. I went on vacation for a while and my mealworms had some moldy vegetables sitting in their container, When I came back I saw that they were EVERYWHERE in my room 😩

@marcusedward5645

Жыл бұрын

@@popp1040 Hi, did you manage to solve this? I have the same problem now too

@popp1040

Жыл бұрын

@@marcusedward5645 hey, I figured out the mites were coming from the oats in my mealworm container so I moved the mealworms downstairs into my unfinished basement. Then I just wiped down every surface with a wet cloth. It didn’t get rid of all of them but it got rid of majority and the rest died shortly after since they had nowhere to breed. Just make sure you Don’t go through all the effort of scrubbing every surface without figuring out where their coming from because they will be back the very next day! Hopefully that helps, good luck and you can always ask me questions! I know the pain

@marcusedward5645

Жыл бұрын

@@popp1040 Thank you so much! That's really helpful haha and I'm glad you got rid of them. I guess my room is generally humid and it doesn't get direct sunlight. I was away for a week and when I got back, these little mould mites were on my chair, bed, pillows, in my cupboard and so on. I believe the source of their food is a patch of white mould which I found growing in the cupboard. I've cleaned it and wiped most of the surfaces in my room with a wet cloth. Just leaving the windows open now for better ventilation and hopefully their numbers start reducing. I definitely feel the pain as well hahah

@mohammedeyasin8884

11 ай бұрын

Did you manage to get rid of it

How kills them pleaseeeeee

I have tried the cheapest way, cut 2 onions in quarter and put it in container and keep the container near to where the mites are, and see the differences in few days.

@pritivagani5189

3 жыл бұрын

Have tried onions cut into quarter for several weeks now, I have noticed that the mites are disappearing .

@pritivagani5189

3 жыл бұрын

Belive me it has worked now I can barely see any mites.

@cheesenutz3854

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks i mite try this 😏

@jesslemon3715

2 жыл бұрын

Does the onion kill them or deter them? Because that might just make them spread

@EspritArkitekt

2 жыл бұрын

@@jesslemon3715yes i wanna know this too, i aint got money for fancy dehumidifiers & peppermint oil didn't do jack!they were bk in a couple of hours. did u try the onion?

They are all over my plants and I have a large collection. All over my important paperwork. On my walls probably in my futon too. I got rid of my mealworms which I think was the problem in the first place, didn’t notice them until I seen the all over the stand I kept my mealworms on, I didn’t know that they would completely infest my living room, I tried vinegar, and alcohol, and I still can’t shake them. Help!!!!

@shannonjadepettit

10 ай бұрын

Did you find a solution??

From India here, Can't afford humidifiers , they were in kitchen i cleaned up the whole kitchen 6 times like literally emptying it..... Still my kitchen is empty.. but they were still there... So i took a high speed lighter then torched them all then used a vaccum so now in kitchen i don't see anything. But Nowni don't know how the heck they came to my hall room on of the table and all the stuffs on top are all infested now heavily... Just today i torched them all all the dead bodies are still there but despite that many are still alive... Again m gonna torch them up then will vaccum then will use some phenyl or smthn.... I literary feel like running away from this house, or to burn this thing down... M very very frustrated with this... Humidifiers will cost me half of my Salary... And theres no store here which provides mite sprays and check them online it's still too damn costly....

I have a very severe infestation. They are even in my bed and whenever I try to sleep they crawl EVERYWHERE! In my ears, up my nose. My face is in agony from furiously scratching in the night and I can't sleep for all the itching. When I move something and knock them off, there are so many it sounds like a handful of sand is falling. I live in a tiny apartment and have no money for exterminators or to buy another bed. I have a problem with damp and mould in my bedroom. That and not being able to clean and tidy for the past year because of becoming very ill means their population has just exploded. Got a dehumidifier which doesn't seem to do much. Its really getting me down so my heart goes out to anyone afflicted with these little bastards

@anthonyprice1250

5 жыл бұрын

are you with a housing association? Your landlord should be able to help with the damp issue

@pippalahlah

4 жыл бұрын

Have you got this problem sorted?

@dichi3163

4 жыл бұрын

Gosh that's terrible. No one should live like that. My advise to you is to try to find the source! The mites are hard to kill, but you can combat the mould they feel attracted to and they'll be gone in a jiffy. Put chlorine on the infected areas, or pure bleach (dont mix them, thats dangerous). And contact the landlord!

@dichi3163

4 жыл бұрын

They also hate lemon and will run away from it I was told. Havent tried myself yet

@Lynn_Clifton

4 жыл бұрын

I can help you with this - I just went through this issue myself. The very first thing you want to do is buy some eucalyptus essential oil (you will need a lot) and a powder called "diatomaceous earth" - you can find both at a health food store. Both mold and mites hate eucalyptus. Next get an essential oils *nebulizer* - NOTHING that uses water (be careful, many that are listed as "waterless" actually say "waterless shutoff" which means they'll shut off when they run out of water - you *do not* want one that uses water.) Run that as often as you can stand with the eucalyptus oil (it's very strong smelling.) Wipe all your furniture down with vinegar and throw away all pillows in your bedroom. Take all your bedding off of your bed and heavily douse it with vinegar or lemon juice from a spray bottle - I suggest vinegar because it evaporates faster than lemon juice so you're not adding to any moisture problems. If you can, buy a dust mite resistant mattress cover. Give your entire home a thorough cleaning with vinegar, lemon juice, and/or eucalyptus oil and vacuum everything including furniture. Once that's done and your mattress is dry sprinkle the diatomaceous earth over your mattress and box springs, place the matress cover down right over the powder. Sprinkle that stuff everywhere and leave it there for at least a day. Diatomaceous earth is powder made from crushed sea shells and it cuts through the little buggers exoskeleton and they die. Wash all bedding every two days, hottest water available and use the Eucalyptus oil right in the laundry. If you feel them on you simply wipe your skin down with lemon juice and/or eucalyptus and they should leave you alone. You MUST repeat this entire process on a regular basis until you no longer have an infestation and keep that nebulizer on as often as you can stand it. Hope this helps, it has all but eliminated my infestation (have to replace the roof to get rid of our mold issue that is their food source in our home so until we can this has really helped keep me from going insane. And yeah, call your landlord, this is an issue the owners will have to take care of.

Did anyone get rid of them? It's very cold in my apartment and they love to appear every where except for the living room kitchen and bathroom. I wipe everything down with clorox wipes They come back few days later jeeze. I even try essential oil it doesn't work.

@Tata-iu3fy

3 жыл бұрын

I had them in my bathroom. I had a basket of clothes that was moldy and didn't even know it. I got rid of all of those clothes, and got like 5 heaters, some DT EARTH and put it in the doorways and cracks so they didn't migrate. I turned all the heaters on full blast. Then wiped everything down with alcohol wipes, and then I used my blow dryer on high heat on every inch of my bathroom. Especially the cracks and crevices. Then I wiped everything down again, and got 2 bottles of lysol and drenched everything. Let it air dry and that seemed to do the trick.

@Tata-iu3fy

3 жыл бұрын

I let the heaters go for about 3 days.

@Sanosan5249

3 жыл бұрын

@@Tata-iu3fy Your place must have been real hot. My apartment has poor insulation feel like a draft everywhere. I tried heater before but my apartment wiring seems to not like it. I turn on lights they would flicker haha.

@Tata-iu3fy

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sanosan5249 it wasn't too bad. Killing the mites was my goal. My apartment has cold spots too. Like wind coming through the plugs. It sucks.

@Sanosan5249

3 жыл бұрын

@@Tata-iu3fyhey there I found the source where these things came from. It's any type of wood that collects moisture and starts to develop mold. It's starting to not get chilly anymore and I went behind my computer desk and there they were had to clorox it and dry it then they never came back. Also the wood on the window seems to attract them and I cleaned that out as well. Apparently during cold time those things can float through the cold draft air to other locations.

Please i clean all house but still there , how i can kill them?

If you’re a stoner make sure to check your bong and keep it clean, they love to sit inside it

Omg, I didn't know this was a regular or normal occurrence, as we noticed millions of these all over our rat racks and water bottles for the rat racks, within less than 24 hours, there we're suddenly millions of them on my night stand, which sits right next to our rat racks, and I have 13 parrots/birds in the same room, and nowhere else to put them, to keep them safe from all of this, as the same pet shop we've purchased several of our birds, snakes, and rats to feed our snakes, whenever our own breeders aren't putting out enough babies, and the rats we bought from them would die, before we could even feed them to our snakes, as they would seem to be gasping for air, until they slowly died, acting as of they couldn't get any air. They of course lied and denied, even when we showed them videos for proof. At first, I thought maybe these suddenly appeared, right after making a large bird food order, and thinking maybe these came in the bird food, but I just don't think that these millions of tiny white mites could have possibly come from the bird food bags, because I ordered approximately 10 bags, but those bags each would have to have been teaming with them, for us to suddenly have this many millions, if not billions of them, and this makes me think they may very well have been building up their little population for a while now, in our rat racks, as we even bought our rat racks from this pet shop, as well, and we noticed they had these mites on all their feeder rats, right after they declared this crazy pandemic, and suddenly they started selling off all their rats and their rat racks, while denying what we caught on video and sent to them, and we haven't seen any, until now, and omg, they're just like on that bird cage, only times 100 as they're covering these entire rat racks and now my night stand and Neem oil isn't doing anything. Never had this problem before. Thing is, we also just found a burst water pipe outside on the property, that has standing water, right next to our house, so, maybe that's where they're coming from, maybe fleeing the soil to avoid drowning, not sure, too hard to tell when and where they come from, but I notice that they do bite, as I've gotten some on me, from trying to clean all these up, and unless it was their tiny hairs, they were biting, lol, NOT cool, at all. Good luck to all who battle with these little nightmares!

@EspritArkitekt

2 жыл бұрын

unless it was their tiny hairs? what u on about? so did u ever get rid of them?

@Commoncourtesy12

Жыл бұрын

@@EspritArkitekt lot of people are allergic to their hairsto

@EspritArkitekt

Жыл бұрын

@@Commoncourtesy12 hairsto?

@Commoncourtesy12

Жыл бұрын

@@EspritArkitekt hairs* they have a kind of hair-like filament that causes some people allergies and skin irritation. Kind of similar to dust mites.

@EspritArkitekt

Жыл бұрын

@@Commoncourtesy12 ohh ok.yep im allergic to mites

Hola soy de Argentina y justo hoy estoy pasando por esto, todo fue porque tenía unos tallarines con el empaque abierto que tenían muchos meses guardado, ahora tengo todo el cuarto infestado de esos ácaros 😢

Been dealing with these mites from my refrigerator I’m constantly wiping it down. I had a big infestation like this but it’s has gotten better but I want them gone! Does a air purifier work ?

@JerryMetal

2 жыл бұрын

For them to keep coming back means there is a source of food for them. Make sure that disappears, and eventually they will disappear. Personally... I use a flamethrower. Hairspray + flame from a lighter. The heat gets in the nooks and cranny's and burns the eggs also. And it's cool to do ^-^

@TrainerSpyro

2 жыл бұрын

No. There's moisture somewhere. Likely from your refrigerator. A dehumidifier would work better assuming you can stop the fridge from leaking.

@EspritArkitekt

2 жыл бұрын

@@JerryMetal how do u avoid damaging property with a flame thrower? i feel like burning down my entire apartment now

Can they get on humans?

I recovered from mould mites Yappairiiiii do you want to onow how??

I NEED ADVICE if anyone can help. I think this is what I found on my bird cage. I been searching the internet for a while now and this looks so much like what I saw and it was on my bird cage. Are these harmful to birds? And what can I do to help them? I took the cage outside and I’m planning on spraying it with water and cleaning it. They are so tiny so I don’t know if they are in my birds

@ibanyllasari527

2 жыл бұрын

I'm struggling with the same problem as yours but today I burn charcoal inside my room then put some dry chillies on it and then close the room completely so that the smoke could not escape the room. Leave it for 2 hours and now seems like they're gone.. but I will check again tommorow.

@katjakruglowa1006

Жыл бұрын

@@ibanyllasari527 are they gone?

@chrysagk.5815

3 ай бұрын

The problem comes from the bird and the food of the birds! The milds they don’t go they stay every yeah in the house

Did they got into anyone skin?

IT WORKED FOR ME: Disinfesting spray, but it has to be a spray that says it also KILLS insects and their EGGS

How to remove this bugs plzz guide me plzzzzzzzzz

@TrainerSpyro

3 жыл бұрын

Dehumidifiers! Find the source of moisture that's creating the mold and get rid of it. Use fans. Use isopropyl. Keep chemicals away from pets! It'll take a few days / weeks to get rid of them depending on the severity of the infestation. Remember they can also be coming from the floors/ walls/ ceilings.

Gosh that was disgusting

I found it in my kitchen two weeks ago and it seems to be getting everywhere started with tap in kitchen and now on my toaster, kettle, fryer , microwave and now on windows. Please help if anyone knows how to treat this.

@pritivagani5189

3 жыл бұрын

I tried simple vegetable onion thick slices in container kept near the area where the mites , for few days and noticed that it begining to disappering , change the onions every 3 days

@kavyajayachandran8356

2 жыл бұрын

@@pritivagani5189 big onion or small?

@katjakruglowa1006

Жыл бұрын

@@kavyajayachandran8356 did it help?

I have the same problem please help me someone iam so terrified with this disgusting things 😭😭😭😫😖 please can somebody help me how to destroy this?????? 😢

@Flat_Earth_Addy

Жыл бұрын

Use fire!

I bet you there are some bugs that might eat them i just cant find out what tho

@ilovesheen7446

4 жыл бұрын

Kelly Cunningham man they’re everywhere, even on my cocaine mirror, so it happens that i end up snorting quite a bit of em

@therealbosstopob4l974

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

These fuckers attacked my house they are everywhere 😭 they look exactly the same, are you sure these are mold mites?

Those look like bed bug nymphs

Food Grade diatomaceous earth dusted over every flat surface!

@alfistibrasiliani

10 ай бұрын

it doesn't need to be food grade, since you'll not eat this

من اين تأتي هذه الحشرات احدكم يشرح لي ارجكم بالعربية لأنه موجودة في منزلي ولا اعرف كيفية تخلص منها ولا اعرفها من اين اتت

@user-wl1lm9wo5p

4 ай бұрын

بيقولو هي حشرة بتيجي من شئ رطب او اي شئ عفن مثل جدار او حائط به رطوبه او تسريب ماء او اي طعام رطب غير ملاحظ وتعفن البعض يقول انه قدر علي التخلص منه عن طريق جهاز مضاد للرطوبة والخل والكلور وبعض مبيدات الحشرات اهم شئ التخلص من مصدر هذه الحشرات وناس يقولو انهم استخدمو بصل مقطع اربع وجاب نتيجه معهم لانهم غير قادرين علي شراء جهاز مضاد للرطوبه غالي الثمن

@user-wl1lm9wo5p

4 ай бұрын

تعليقك من ٦ اشهر اتمني تكون اتخلصت منهم في هذا الوقت ولو تخلصت منهم اكتب الطريقه لو سمحت

Why would you let it get this far sad

I saw these on my baby toys everytime, i wash with warm water but when i see again and they are in there. Can Someone say how to kill??

@Ela.elizabeth

4 жыл бұрын

Do you have mould around your babies toys???

@dyyh360

4 жыл бұрын

@@Ela.elizabeth no, I don't. But these toys she put on her mounth! I keep her toys on a shopping bag and put it on her room, and every day she plays with, I take to clean before or I put into a microwave (only plastic toys) because I think babies have to play with clean things because they put All things in their mouths. But sometimes I can't and I'm very worried because they are in many places in my house but she never had allergies

@kavyajayachandran8356

2 жыл бұрын

@@dyyh360 how did u end up cleaning?

How do you kill these

@hollypeacock6678

4 жыл бұрын

Mothballs

@hollypeacock6678

4 жыл бұрын

And anti mould products. Of that doesn't work, try fumigation. However, much like fleas with table salt, there is a much easier (and cheaper!) way; bleach.

@greenearth4ever

3 жыл бұрын

I also searched for the answer and most of them said: A dehumidifier. Mites need a relative humidity of greater than 55%

@destinylasha8362

3 жыл бұрын

@@hollypeacock6678 bleach did not work for me. At all.

@hollypeacock6678

3 жыл бұрын

@@destinylasha8362 did you apply it to the entirety of the affected area?

Omg 😱