If you have carpet, you might want to consider switching to a different type of flooring.Īs far as bed cover allergies go, try washing your covers on gentle cycle once a week. That's how I extend the life of my HEPA filter.ĭo you have carpet in your house? Since I moved to a home with hardwood floors, my allergies have decreased significantly. If you try one of these and find that it is getting dirty before time to switch it out, you can always vacuum it. It's supposed to help people with allergies, and they make three-month versions. November 12, – It sounds like you need a HEPA filter. Sometimes you can't see the dust in the air, but you can when the sun shines in your house.
From dust you came plus#
It's not from your paint! If you go away, you will have dust, plus there is dust in your walls, and everywhere so of course, you're going to get dust everywhere. Your vents blow out dust, and dust falls, so where does it go? In your vents! So, when your vents blow, the dust goes up. The reason you get dust is you're everywhere. Some people really don't think, I guess! Dust is dead skin, fibers, outdoor dirt, etc.
From dust you came skin#
Some dust comes from dead skin cells and decaying fibers etc but leave a house (with well-sealed exterior and window fitting, and in about three months you will find a thick layer of dust. Can they not tailor a gene that will make these pests die out in a few generations?Īlso, why does dust form balls? I challenge a materials scientist to explain this. Instead of spending zillions on supercolliders to find particles inside electrons, why don't scientists work on finding out how dust forms and how we can minimize it in our homes? Why not develop a disease that will kill all mosquitoes, black flies, and Norway rats? They did it with rabbits in Australia, though some survived and proliferated.
For those who sneeze a lot, add a little minced beef twice a week to your diet. I clean the house daily and mop the floors and wrap a cloth around my nose and mouth while doing the cleaning. I don't smoke, but to read these posts and the sources/origins of dust, it begs a few questions, e.g., if smoke is so bad, what's the dust doing to us? There ought to be a law, right? The EPA should ban dust - there, it's that simple! Poof! Feeling better? Me, I have to shovel the stuff, it gets so heavy!ĭust particles in air keep coming downward slowly and land everywhere in my house. When one reads all of these posts, you have to wonder about all of the brouhaha over second hand smoke. Vacuum cleaners fitted with High-Efficiency Particulate Air ( HEPA) filters will keep dust and mites from recirculating through the appliance. Vacuuming likely won't solve all of the problem, however covering soft furnishings and mattresses with dust-proof covers can help. If allergies are a problem, a homeowner should be sure to vacuum underneath beds, around baseboards, and in hard-to-get areas where attachments might be necessary. While dusting and vacuuming can take care of particles that have already settled, an air purifier can help filter it from the air. Their fecal matter can trigger allergic reactions in some people, and this matter, along with dead mites, are also a part of house dust. They are particularly drawn to mattresses and pillows, which are warm and moist, and where they feed on shed skin cells. Drought conditions dry the earth and create dust.ĭust mites can be found nearly everywhere, and have been found living all over the world, except Antarctica.
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