Bed Bug Busters
Health Care in Pretoria

Bed Bug Busters came into existence after a Sales Rep did a Dust Mite Extraction from my bed, which needless to say scared the hell out of me.  I bought the expensive machine they were selling because of the dust allergies my son and I suffered with, and then set out to aid others in dust mite extraction.  We've been successfully extracting dust mites from beds, household and office furniture, curtains and carpets for quite some time now, helping people with their allergies and even more chronic illnesses like asthma and eczema.  Bed Bug Busters pride themselves in getting the job done professionally and thoroughly.  If you think you may have an allergy to these little eight-legged fiends call Bed Bug Busters today for a quotation on extraction. They love humid conditions like your snug and warm bed or cosy carpet.  They are living off your dead skin and rehydrating off your bodies moisture every night - take action now and make your home a healthier place to live in.

You can't see them, but they're all over your home. Dust mites will be in your carpet, your lounge suite and couches, your bedding and mattress, your curtains, even your child's stuffed animals. They are probably making you and your family sick. What They Are. Dust mites, cousins to the spider, are tiny, eight-legged arachnids measuring only one-quarter to one-third of a millimeter in size. They spend their two to four months of life eating, creating waste and reproducing. They prefer a plentiful supply of skin flakes or animal dander, moisture and warmth. This is why you'll find the highest concentration of mites in your bed. It is projected that more than 45 per cent of South African homes have detectable dust mite levels associated with the development of allergies, and over 25 per cent have bedding with concentrations of allergen high enough to trigger asthma attacks. We Can Help. This is how. With the correct equipment dust mites can be killed and extracted. Call us today and we will help you bust those dust mites. How safe are our homes for our children, especially toddlers and crawling babies?