Special pillow liners may be the cure for night time allergy issues.

Are you one of the millions of people who wake up every morning with a runny nose and watery eyes? Do you wake up in the night from sneezing and congestion? If allergies are persistent, even in your own bed, then it may be time to think about allergy protection for your pillows and mattresses.
Allergy encasings are designed to keep the allergens caused my dust mites from getting airborne and attacking your nasal cavities while you sleep. Dust mites are miniscule creatures that thrive in environments like pillows and mattresses. Their waste and dead bodies become airborne easily by the vacuum effect your nose and mouth have while sleeping and in turn aggravate your allergies.
Fortunately, there are a variety of allergy encasings for you to choose from that do not necessarily mean you have to cover your bed with and sleep on plastic. The best choice for allergy encasings are ones with a urethane lining. Urethane linings have a pore size of zero, which means that they allow zero allergens through. Urethane encasings are often couples with fabric for comfort and so your bed doesn’t look like a plastic bubble.
Besides the urethane-lined allergy encasings, there are also all-fabric encasings available. These encasings are made with durable high-tech fabrics that are woven so tight that even very tiny particles can’t get through. The important thing to look out for when purchasing fabric allergy encasings is the fabric’s pore size. Some allergens can get through fabric encasings with a larger pore size and if you have sever reactions to dust mites, you may need to opt for the smallest pore size available or a zero pore size encasing that is made with a urethane lining.
Allergy encasings are easy to use. Just zip them around your pillows, mattresses and down comforters and you are on your way to allergy-free sleep. Today’s allergy encasings are also easy to care for and very comfortable to sleep on. And best of all, they are an easy solution to your allergy problems.