Made in Japan, Safe for Baby Futons, Dust Mite Trap Sheets, 2 Sheets

Made in Japan | Safe for Baby Bedding | Dust Mite Catcher Sheet | Pack of 2

* Insecticide-Free | Effective for Approx. 3 Months | Special Attractant
Food Additive (Contains Vanilla Oil)

Purchase Price: ￥598 (Tax Included) for 2 sheets

Simply place where dust mites gather to protect your home.
This is an eco-friendly, new type of dust mite sheet.

[Features]
This sheet uses a special attractant (plant-based additive) developed for catching dust mites. Mites are drawn to it, enter the cotton fabric, and become trapped by the adhesive tape.
This prevents the scattering of dead mites and their droppings, making it ideal for creating a comfortable environment for babies and children.

[Ingredients]
Fabric: Cotton, etc.
Attractant: Plant-based additive (contains vanilla oil), Fragrance

[Where to Use]
Dust mites are found in damp places, areas with food crumbs, and dark, warm locations.
Please refer to the illustration on the surface for placement guidance.
Do not place in areas where pets, babies, or children can easily touch or see the sheet.

[Usage Period]
We recommend replacing the sheet every season, although this may vary depending on usage conditions.
(A date sticker is included; please write the date of use.)

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AI Research Summary for Your Reference:

Dust Mites and Sweet Scents
Dust mites are not necessarily attracted to scents themselves, but rather to the scent of their food sources. They are fond of human sebum, dander, mold, and food crumbs. Therefore, they may react to sweet aromas or components that resemble these items.

It is said that some components of vanilla scent can be appealing to insects, and under certain conditions, this may make dust mites more likely to approach. However, there is no definitive research stating that dust mites absolutely love the smell of vanilla.

Fragrance and Pest Repellency
Some scents, such as those from herbs, are considered likely to be disliked by dust mites. However, it is best to consider these as supplementary measures. It is difficult to completely prevent dust mites solely through scent.