How to Reduce Dust in Your House
Clean or upgrade your air filters., Get an air purifier.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Clean or upgrade your air filters.
If your house is heated and/or cooled by a central system, you can change the filters as a means of controlling dust levels in your air.
Dust will continue to build up in your home, but a quality filter can slow down the rate of dust accumulation.
A standard air filter will only filter big particles from the air to prevent damage to your heating or cooling systems.
To reduce dust, it is recommended that you use high-quality paper or pleated fabric filters that are disposable and replace them every 1 to 3 months. -
Step 2: Get an air purifier.
These machines clean the air by trapping dust particles.
They're great for high-dust households or families with dust allergies.Air purifiers only clean the air in the room they're in, so consider getting one for each bedroom and the living room.
Detailed Guide
If your house is heated and/or cooled by a central system, you can change the filters as a means of controlling dust levels in your air.
Dust will continue to build up in your home, but a quality filter can slow down the rate of dust accumulation.
A standard air filter will only filter big particles from the air to prevent damage to your heating or cooling systems.
To reduce dust, it is recommended that you use high-quality paper or pleated fabric filters that are disposable and replace them every 1 to 3 months.
These machines clean the air by trapping dust particles.
They're great for high-dust households or families with dust allergies.Air purifiers only clean the air in the room they're in, so consider getting one for each bedroom and the living room.
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