How can I treat dust mite bites?

Bedbugs head lice dust mites what the heck!?

• On thanks giving i find out i have head lice treated my self and roommate that happens to b 75 yrs old. Then as soon as that was under control for Christmas i got the lovely bedbugs wich were infested in a couch my room mate refused to give it up a it also is his bed by choice, I have read so many arcticals on the net i think im am almost nuts, and also after reading i now think i have dust mites more than bedbugs i first discovered the bed bug infestation and their were 12 live ones i killed them all i went out and got a steamer and a vac i had'nt had one since moving in almost 3 years ago, the carpent has been in the house over thirty years, Big dust mite prob,It's been three weeks noe of super deep cleaning and bagging and washing wich btw is still going on puting colthes in containers since bedbugs cannot live in plastic, Tonight after getting everything pretty well clean i sprayed with some pretty strong chemicals all except where my roommate is sleeping being elder and pretty well set in his ways My Question is with out getting reid of the source Is there any hope in riding Home of all the the things listed? When i went on line about my bites i have quite a few of them even though i can't seem to find them in my bed but have had numerous contact all signs point to dust mites. I Have steamed the couch 2 diffent times and trated it iwth spray thier were only 2 live ones the secound time, im gonin for a third time tomorrow. I think iv bit off more than i can chew, We have'nt got any professtionals involved yet i have'nt seen a live one but have seen several little black hard specks not sure what they are Yet, Any help would be great. I am fighting this all alone and feel im going crazy. I feel someone has done this dilerberty All though i can't think of any enemies. Thanks for lettin me blow off steam I just feel as if im the only one who cares. MY new addy is [email protected]

• Answer:

  I would get a shampoo STAT... like ASAP This way, if it ever come back, you get get rid of them QUICK. They shouldn't be able to survive in your house btw, so you should be fine. I'll drop a link to a good shampoo for you! Good luck!