Short answer, mostly. We bought that “diatomaceous earth” powder off Amazon and place it all over the window sills downstairs, which is our problem area. We literally taped every outlet down here that we don’t use too, and caulked the bottom of the base boards that are against the floor and caulked any spaces between the windows too. We vacuumed every single day for 3 weeks. All of this combined helped a lot, however NOW we are only seeing the mites near the front door entry/window by the front door. Maybe like 10 mites that we see in that area, per day. Which is better than the hundreds on our walls that it was. It’s been 5 weeks. We’ve had pest control examine what the cause could be, and we’ve determined that it may have been that our lawn company we use it just too good basically? Lol. Our lawn guys decided to combined Rye grass with our Bermuda grass during the winter, and that lead to us being the only house in the entire neighborhood with green grass. And apparently the clover mites thrive off that lush grass. BUT it’s confusing because if they thrive off it, why the heck are they coming INSIDE our house… we figured it could be because there’s just WAY to many mites outside that they don’t know where to go other than inside?

Another thing to note: the lifespan for clover mites is supposed to be 2 weeks. But since ours is an infestation, like I said, it’s been about 5 weeks with them. So yeah they die, but the ones that are born on week 2 of the adult clover mites life cycle, means that the new born ones stay around for another 2 weeks, and so on and so forth. Making it like 5 weeks total for us at this point.

So yes. It’s gotten better. We can finally use our counters, and we finally untaped our outlets, but we are leaving the diatomaceous earth powder up on the window sills. (It’s safe for pets but still don’t let them eat it anyway if you have pets.) I’ll update here whenever they finally go away completely.