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Watery eyes because of dust mite allergy?

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I am or was a mold inspector with my own lab and used to include bedding tests therefore my suggestion
What do the labels say? Cotton does not protect against mold or bacteria although it should protect against dust mites if tightly woven. If the pillow casing is synthetic that may be the problem although polyethylene-polypropylene protectors may be the most effective under a cotton pillow case.

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@ailsas They don't start getting watery till i get out of bed and leave the bedroom for 30 minutes or so.I can't remember but the sheets are not cotton,they are the same kind that high end Hotels use so they don't have to deal with bed bug infestation.