Dust in the house is a regular occurrence. You can constantly do wet cleaning, maintain perfect cleanliness, but dust will always appear.
To understand how to really fight it, you need to determine how it appears and what needs to be done.
Where does dust come from?
There are several reasons for its occurrence.
1. Natural processes. Dust is formed from natural processes such as decaying plants, pollen and soil particles that can enter a room through ventilation systems or doors and windows.
2. Human activities such as walking on carpets, moving furniture, and even breathing can generate dust.
3. Pets. Pet hair and scales are also sources of dust, especially if you have pets that are prone to shedding.
4. Fabric materials such as curtains, carpets and upholstered furniture can accumulate dust.
Dust does not appear in the house only in one case - no one lives, doors and windows are tightly closed. In other situations, dust will appear in the room.
Basic methods of dust control
There are several basic methods:
• regular wet cleaning;
• use a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter;
• regular change of bed linen and cleaning of textile surfaces;
• use of air purifiers;
• maintaining optimal humidity;
• minimization of dust sources;
• regular cleaning of ventilation systems;
The most interesting thing is that some people continue to look for "miracle cures". It is important to understand that dust is always formed, and the fight against it consists of many actions. If you want dust not to appear, you just need to not live in the house.
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