Dust

[rey mysterio]

Is there any way to stop this? Since I’ve moved back to my mams house for a bit the place is absolutely full of dust. No matter how many times I hoover up it just gets caked in dust almost immediately.

Is there anything specific I can do to stop this? Suppose the ultimate solution would be an air purifier and keeping soft furnishings to a minimum but I’d love to know where it all comes from. I’ve got a dust allergy and it’s starting to give me a snotty nose and a tickly cough.

 

[DoctorMick]

Is there any way to stop this? Since I’ve moved back to my mams house for a bit the place is absolutely full of dust. No matter how many times I hoover up it just gets caked in dust almost immediately.

Is there anything specific I can do to stop this? Suppose the ultimate solution would be an air purifier and keeping soft furnishings to a minimum but I’d love to know where it all comes from. I’ve got a dust allergy and it’s starting to give me a snotty nose and a tickly cough.

Mostly dead skin isn't it?

 

[PTR]

Mostly dead skin isn't it?

80 odd percent, aye

 

[jacko100]

Paint the house with decent paint

 

[DoctorMick]

80 odd percent, aye

There ya go, so the OP just needs to moisturise and the problem will go away.

 

[PTR]

There ya go, so the OP just needs to moisturise and the problem will go away.

And by this, you mean rub cream into his mam?

Enjoy that image folks

 

[Baloo]

Mostly dead skin isn't it?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1271919387268853762

 

[Becs]

Use a vacuum with a HEPA filter and clean the filter outside regularly.

Dust with a damp microfibre cloth rather than a dry duster.

 

[KarenDent]

There ya go, so the OP just needs to moisturise and the problem will go away.

He could try using an exfoliating body scrub type thing in the shower.


Also @rey mysterio use a cloth wrung out in very hot water (put a tiny bit washing up liquid in the water) and use this dust everything down

 

[maygo]

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[a1970man]

When we moved into our house years ago, the previous owner had a habit of feeding stray cats and letting them in the house.
We vacuumed the place to with in an inch of it's life daily and was still filling up the vacuum.
We replaced the carpets and bought an air purifier.

It was moved around the house every day and put in a different room and the filter was clogged up with dust and hair each day.
Took about a week or so before it would run more than a day without clogging up, don't know where it was all coming from.
Easy enough to change the filter, it was just sponge, so a quick empty in the bin and a wash through each morning sorted it.

 

[rey mysterio]

Thanks everyone, I’ve clingfilmed me mar and I’ve moisturised myself and the house. Hopefully this works

 

[Harry Gates]

I think John Travolta would know.

 

[look out piano]

I've bought a flash dust magnet, haven't tried it yet but I'm hoping it works

 

[Kevj]

I've bought a flash dust magnet, haven't tried it yet but I'm hoping it works

I might get one of these for my car. The piano black centre console is always dusty.

 

[Mantobar]

There is no need to do any housework at all. After the first four years the dirt doesn't get any worse.

Quentin Crisp

 

[Grimes]

Owt to do with dust and I’ll be sneezing and rubbing me eyes all day. Absolutely hate it.

 

[Man About Town]

wanking dandruff

 

[Napoleon Dynamite]

Sniff it

 

[safc9450]

Is there any way to stop this? Since I’ve moved back to my mams house for a bit the place is absolutely full of dust. No matter how many times I hoover up it just gets caked in dust almost immediately.

Is there anything specific I can do to stop this? Suppose the ultimate solution would be an air purifier and keeping soft furnishings to a minimum but I’d love to know where it all comes from. I’ve got a dust allergy and it’s starting to give me a snotty nose and a tickly cough.

Dust is mostely from dead skin. Part 1 ,find out where the bodies are. Part 2 ,RUN !