The bed is too wet. I got up with a lot of red pimples. What if it still itches?

This is a local allergy caused by eczema or mites. It is suggested to thoroughly clean sheets, quilts and other items, and use disinfectants such as (Velos, 84) for disinfection and cleaning. If conditions permit, it is recommended to replace the mattress. Take it out to bask in the sun if the conditions are not good. Remember to knock with a small stick after drying, so as to remove dust. Quilts and mattresses can be disassembled and cleaned conditionally. It is recommended that the cotton or other fillers inside be dried in the sun when the weather is good. After both sides are heated, they are sealed with large black plastic bags and then exposed to the sun for 2-3 hours. Remember to turn the plastic bag upside down so that you can get the sun on all sides. Black has a strong heat absorption effect, which can increase the temperature in plastic bags and kill mites and other eggs. After finishing, sew up the mattress and quilt and continue to use it, so that it can be solved. If the bed is too wet, I suggest you check whether the ambient humidity at home is high first, and simply measure it with a thermometer. If the humidity is high, I suggest buying a dehumidifier if I can, but I don't have the conditions. I hope I can help you.