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Showing posts with label stuffed insects stuffed mite. Show all posts

Friday, March 9, 2012

Plush Dust Mite



He'll NEVER complain about housekeeping!

Our Plush Dust Mite


This engaging, realistic-looking stuffed dust mite is soft, cuddly, and easy to hold. The legs are short, flexible, and are made of soft plush fabric. The body is light brown and the legs are gray-brown. Our dust mite has a kindly expression and promises not to make you sneeze. This dust mite makes a nice pet or gift. Check out our other dust mite toys and gifts.

About Dust Mites


The American dust mite (Dermatophagoides farinae) is about 250 microns in length and can only be seen with a magnifying glass. It is a disgusting-looking, hairy, eight-legged creature that feeds primarily on dead skin. It really does little harm. The dust mite is blamed for allergies and asthmatic reactions. It is best to wash sheets and pillows in hot water often since the dust mite thrives on skin particles especially from the scalp. The dust mite travels by air current from room to room. Most homes have them in some quantity. It is strange to think that the dust mite is a common household visitor.

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Friday, December 30, 2011

Plush Dust Mite



This cute little guy doesn't care about housecleaning!

Our Plush Dust mite


This engaging, realistic-looking stuffed dust mite is soft, cuddly, and easy to hold. The legs are short, flexible, and are made of soft plush fabric. The body is light brown and the legs are gray-brown. Our dust mite has a kindly expression and promises not to make you sneeze. This dust mite makes a nice pet or gift. Check out our other dust mite toys and gifts.

About Dust Mites


The American dust mite (Dermatophagoides farinae) is about 250 microns in length and can only be seen with a magnifying glass. It is a disgusting-looking, hairy, eight-legged creature that feeds primarily on dead skin. It really does little harm. The dust mite is blamed for allergies and asthmatic reactions. It is best to wash sheets and pillows in hot water often since the dust mite thrives on skin particles especially from the scalp. The dust mite travels by air current from room to room. Most homes have them in some quantity. It is strange to think that the dust mite is a common household visitor.

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Friday, October 3, 2008

Stuffed plush insect pests! (What unusual toys!)

Much cuter than they are irritating, we have stuffed dust mites (shown above), stuffed fleas, stuffed bedbugs, stuffed mosquitos, stuffed lice and more. Look at the big "take-me-home" eyes! Our stuffed insect pests have become stuffed "pets" for many of our appreciative customers. We imagine that they're often used for gag gifts as well! Come see and enjoy our unusual stuffed bugs!

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