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How to Stop Dust in a Bedroom?

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  • #32
    TheZohanS
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    Teyla Emmagan wrote: »
    Not opening the window only matters if you're allergic to pollen.

    Replace the carpet with wooden floors OP. Hoover regularly and dust, as the purple tin advised with a slightly damp cloth. Your issue could be dust mites in your duvet/pillow/mattress. Suggest replacing these entirely and then buying hypoallergenic ones instead. Then buy hypoallergenic covers for the pillow/mattress.

    And if none of that works start on the antihistamines.

    If you have a crappy vacuum cleaner you're better off just dusting as a lot of the crap you vacuum up will be expelled through the motor and up into the atmosphere. The damp cloth is a good idea, I'd recommend steaming your mattress every now and again too. It won't kill all the dustmites but it will keep the numbers down.


  • #33
    gurramok
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    Wash your hair regularly, its all that dandruff from your head thats causing the dust :)


  • #34
    LordSutch
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    Nothingbetter2d wrote: »
    have you a computer in your room? they are like dust magnets

    That's when the Ioniser comes in (see post#18), it negitizes the positive Ions in the bedroom ceated by any electrical devices (computers inc) dust then settles in the room & the air becomes much cleaner to breath, happy Z z z z s to you :))


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