sometimes irritation from paint fumes or new carpet can irritate the nose and eyes. you can try warm compresses to the eyes antihistamine or over-the-counter allergy eye drops. usually this gets better. if these don't help or you develop pain in the eye or vision changes you should see an eye doctor to have an eye exam to make sure there is not an infection or other problem. as well as the other answer note that you may have an allergen to something in the new house. if you are allergic to certain pets and the carpets had not been properly cleaned from the prior occupants this could cause the issue. also considering you made no mention of this other then at night it is possible that you sleep with your eyes open or partly open which may cause them to dry out. if this house is lees humid than your previous then this is a perfectly logical cause. if ou notice that the house is dry feel free to use a humidifier. also excess dust built up from the move or stirring from old boxes can cause the "eye-boogers" to form at night. dust clings to the teary eyes and clumps exacly like the boogers in your nose. perhaps wait a few days for everything to settle and if it persists explore the possibility of an allergen. something as simple as a type of carpet or curtain can cause this issue. good luck!
since moving into my house my eyes constantly itch and each morning discharges have dried them shut. any help?