Dust enters from outside through windows, carried by wind, traffic, etc. Keep windows closed or use mesh screens to block larger particles and reduce dust in your home while maintaining airflow.
Since most dust comes from outside, removing your shoes at the door helps keep your home clean. Set up a small entryway area for indoor footwear and make this simple habit part of your daily routine
Pets add to dust with hair and dander. Regular grooming, brushing, and vacuuming their favorite spots help reduce buildup, keeping your home cleaner and their fur healthier.
Clean from top to bottom—dust shelves and fans first, then furniture, and finish with floors. This prevents re-settling and keeps your home dust-free for longer with less effort.
Use microfiber cloths to trap dust instead of spreading it. Unlike feather dusters, they hold dust in place. Lightly dampen them for better results and wash regularly to keep them effective.
Sweeping spreads dust, while vacuuming traps it. Use a HEPA-filter vacuum for better results. Clean carpets, rugs, and upholstery weekly to reduce dust and keep your home fresher for longer.