When Dust Builds Up in Your Green House …
I should have expected it, but I didn't. I finally was able to buy the first three Kits. I remodeled two kitchens, so far and decided to play for a bit. Despite having a Butler, my Global Superstar's ...
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Just to geek out on dust a little more, here is more information:
The average person creates 1/3 ounce of dead skin each week, which is about the weight of a car key. This dead skin combines with other particles to create household dust.
While that 1/3 ounce doesn’t seem like much, the average home in the United States collects 40 pounds of dust each year.
A commonly quoted statistic is that 80% of dust is made up of dead skin, but that’s actually a pretty small percentage. Dust in houses and offices is made up of a combination of pollen, hair, textile fibers, paper fibers, soil minerals, cosmic dust particles, and various other materials found in the local environment.
Many people claim to be allergic to dust, but in many cases they are actually having an allergic reaction to dust mites. These mites eat the dead skin and their dead bodies and fecal matter cause allergic reactions in people. Up to 500 dust mites can survive on just 1 gram of dust.
Depending on how small the particle is, dust is capable of staying suspended in the air for up to 5 days.
https://hughesenv.com/15-facts-about-dust/
Time to go vacuum! :lol:
The average person creates 1/3 ounce of dead skin each week, which is about the weight of a car key. This dead skin combines with other particles to create household dust.
While that 1/3 ounce doesn’t seem like much, the average home in the United States collects 40 pounds of dust each year.
A commonly quoted statistic is that 80% of dust is made up of dead skin, but that’s actually a pretty small percentage. Dust in houses and offices is made up of a combination of pollen, hair, textile fibers, paper fibers, soil minerals, cosmic dust particles, and various other materials found in the local environment.
Many people claim to be allergic to dust, but in many cases they are actually having an allergic reaction to dust mites. These mites eat the dead skin and their dead bodies and fecal matter cause allergic reactions in people. Up to 500 dust mites can survive on just 1 gram of dust.
Depending on how small the particle is, dust is capable of staying suspended in the air for up to 5 days.
https://hughesenv.com/15-facts-about-dust/
Time to go vacuum! :lol:
