Identify Sources of Dust: The first step to effectively controlling dust in your home is to identify the sources of dust. Consider where dust is coming in from outside, such as open windows or doors, and what activities within your home produce dust, such as vacuuming or cleaning.
For many households, outdoor sources of dust are a major contributor, as wind and other environmental factors can blow dust in through open windows and doors. To reduce outdoor dust, install screens on windows, use door mats to reduce the amount of dirt that enters the house, and regularly clean out dust-filled air filters.
Not all dust comes from outside. In fact, many sources of dust are created within the home. The most common sources are everyday activities such as vacuuming, sweeping, dusting, and even walking around your home. Additionally, pet dander and hair, mold spores, and construction or remodeling materials can all create dust.
To reduce dust created inside the home, start by regularly vacuuming and dusting, and use damp cloths to collect dust instead of dry ones. Additionally, keep
