Does wool attract or repel dust mites?

Dust mites are fairly ubiquitous and are to be expected in every home, apartment and office. I doubt that wool would either attract or repel dust mites (except, perhaps, by electrostatic forces). read more

Dust Mite Resistant: Wool ranks far above all other products (including cotton, down, kapok, and buckwheat bedding) in its ability to resist dust mites. Dust mites can't live in wool due to microscopic bristles on the wool fibers. Therefore it is a great choice if you have allergies to dust mites. Truly Hypoallergenic: Because wool resists dust mites, mold and bacteria it is great for alleviating allergies. read more

Dust mites are microscopic creatures, about 0.4 millimeters in length, that feast on flakes of human skin. Their feces contains a substance called DerP1, a very potent allergen. People who are allergic to dust mites may have asthma-like symptoms, eczema or chronic sinus problems. read more