Humanity wages war on dust every day, but with enviable persistence it reappears on cabinets and shelves, on floors and curtains, and in other less accessible places.
To minimize the presence of dust in your home, you need to conduct a number of activities:
- Daily wet cleaning. It includes dusting from all horizontal surfaces and mopping, special attention should be paid to the floor in the corridor and hallway, because otherwise all the dirt brought from the street will reach the rooms. When wiping the dust, do not neglect the TV and monitor screens, the dust settles perfectly on them.
- If possible, it is better to remove dust collectors: decorative caskets and figurines, various vases and souvenirs, as well as soft toys, etc. Such things are rarely used, and dust simply accumulates in oneself and on oneself.
- Curtains and heavy curtains are better to replace blinds. If this option is not acceptable, then the curtains should be washed as often as possible, at least once every 2-3 weeks.
- The carpet and carpets also accumulate dust, so during the general cleaning they must be thoroughly knocked out, vacuumed and wiped with a wet brush.
- Windows must be airtight. If there are cracks and cracks, then they can be eliminated with a cloth, patch, adhesive tape, etc.
- It is recommended to change the bed at least once every 7-10 days, while blankets and blankets should be shaken out, and the pillows should be whipped. Bed linen is better to choose from natural fabrics.
- During cleaning, it is better to use a vacuum cleaner rather than a broom, otherwise the dust will fly apart again on all surfaces.
- In the fight against dust, do not forget about the humidity in the room. In rooms where the air is too dry, the dust whirls, and with normal humidity settles on surfaces.
