UV

The Mite Removal Instrument can release UV rays, of course covertly, the kind that we can't see outside. Only such ultraviolet rays are harmless to the human body. The light that can be seen outside is the ultraviolet light, and no one can stay in the room when it is used.

Can UV light kill mites? Yes, but there must be a time limit: UV rays continue to shine for more than 60 minutes to kill the mites.

In contrast to the Mite Removal Instrument, no one can stay in one place for 60 minutes during use. Besides, the UV radiation range of Mite Removal Instrument is too small. If you really have to wait 60 minutes, wouldn't it take several days to clean a sheet? (But short-term UV exposure can indeed kill some bacteria.)

slap

Another function of the Mite Removal Instrument is the slap, which is not very strong, and is similar to the effect of slapping the sheets with our hands. Can the slap function kill mites? It was just a dream!

Mites can't be beaten to death, especially on soft mattresses. In my opinion, the main function of flapping is to shoot out the dust hidden in the mattress and batt, and then let the vacuum function suck them away.

vacuuming

This is the main reason why I feel that the Mite Removal Instrument is a bit of a no-brainer: the Mite Removal Instrument is actually more of a vacuum cleaner, and any dust on the bed can be cleaned up with powerful suction.