Home cleaning for dust in West Michigan

Home Cleaning For Dust

What’s dust? Really what is in dust and why is it everywhere? Dust accumulation can really be a drag. No matter where we are in West Michigan, we always find dust! Could there be some cosmic forces at play here? Well turns out there is! Dust is made up of almost everything, from Human and animal skin cells to atmospheric particles, msg free and perfectly sized for your ingestion! Before you continue to get grossed out check out some of our West Michigan cleaning services, while we can’t stop the dust invasion we certainly can help maintain the look and health of your property. Here’s a list of just some of the stuff in dust:

What’s In Dust?

1. Human shedding

(Sounds gross right?) well, the human body sheds skin, enough to replace itself in about 2-4 weeks, even after our regular morning shower we still drop 0.001– 0.003 ounces an hour, adding to our nice dust collection. Home cleaning is an effective way to improve your indoor air. Bedding can also be a catch for our human ways. That’s why it’s always a great idea to exchange your bedding regularly. Having an extra set of pillowcases and sheets is an easy effective way to swap things out and get the dirty stuff washed. Our housekeeping service can do that! Spring cleaning is a great time to clear out some of that yuck, don’t forget to add that to your spring cleaning list.

2. Animal shedding

Do you have pets? Well if you do then you already know that pounds of animal hair and skin accumulate throughout your home in a very short period of time. This can lead to breathing issues for visitors and make the place a bit smelly. Having your home regularly cleaned is a great way to combat that.

3. Cosmic particles from outer space

Not plasma tailings from some intergalactic battleship, more like space dust and other materials left over from asteroids smashing together, objects burning up on planetary entry, leftovers from planets forming comet tail emissions, and all sorts of dust particles present throughout the galaxy. Earths gravity pulls them all down right through your front door so the dust can settle perfectly behind your tv. Need intergalactic home cleaning for dust contact us!  

4: Building materials.

Have you remodeled lately? Many forms of dust particles come from building materials like drywall, and wood. Many times building contractors will contact a cleaning service to come in and remove dust.

5: Soil and plant material.

People and pets are great transportation for soil and other nasties. The outdoors will always find a way into our homes or workplace by using the bottom of our shoe.

6: Pollution, industrial and consumer.

Waste from manufacturing or combustion from energy plants. Even road construction dust will find its way indoors, the material gets dumped into dump trucks and creates a nice cloud of dust just ready for a stiff wind to pick the particles up, and blanket the neighborhood with goodies. To help prevent lots of dust from demolishing buildings, workers will spray water to keep the dust down. While that’s an effective effort nothing is 100%. Dust certainly can cause short and long-term health issues. There have been numerous studies and articles on indoor air. Check out the links below for more information. Cleaning the dust can be an adventure. Not only is the dust everywhere it’s also difficult to clean up. Whenever you vacuum you’re kicking up dust. Ceiling fans, picture frames, window blinds, it’s everywhere! Using HEPA vacuum is a good idea here, you prevent the reintroduction of particles in the air while you clean. Our home and office cleaning service understand the value in small things like HEPA filters. Rebreathing stuff from the floor is not a fun idea a HEPA filter helps to stop that, sadly the war on dust is always going to be endless. Increase your indoor air quality and overall stress level by giving us a call, we can set up your West Michigan Home cleaning routine quickly. More info on our Home cleaning service Facebook page. Or find us on Twitter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dust https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/pressroom/newsreleases/2011/may/the-skinny-on-how-shed-skin-reduces-indoor-air-pollution.html