Will moving help and other questions

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- February 3, 2020 at 3:51 pm #1372
  
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  My self-diagnosed bird mite infestation began a few weeks ago when I opened the window that had tiny holes in the screen. Soon I was experiencing the torment. I clean every day, do laundry, wipe, shower, shampoo, use repellent and so on but it persists.
  
  If I move, is it possible I can shake them? I still have 2 months on my lease. Also, worried that my dog might catch them. Wondering if I should stop petting the dog as I have stopped touching other people.
  
  Anyone else try moving?
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