A cleaner, healthier home starts with stopping dust before it settles—simple habits can greatly reduce buildup. Keep dust ...

Though you can't get rid of dust completely, there are things you can do to significantly reduce the amount that's in your home.

Here’s something that’s everywhere and always around us, but we don’t talk about it very much: Dust. It can be a constant battle to keep at bay. But often dust isn’t just annoying and dirty. A new ...

Dusting is one of those household chores it’s easy to skip over, but dust can cause allergies, respiratory problems, and other unwanted complications. Whether you suffer from an obvious allergy or not ...

You may not realize it, but some common household items are culprits for attracting and holding dust. Despite our best ...

Dryer sheets make quick work of dusting baseboards. Here's how to use a dryer sheet to prevent dust buildup on baseboards, ...

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You’re cleaning your house (again), and as you wipe the thick layer of grime off yet another shelf, you ask yourself, “Why is my house so dusty?” Dust is a common problem in every home, and ...

Dust mites, thriving in bedding, trigger allergies and asthma. Washing pillows in hot water, using allergen-proof covers, and regular bedroom cleaning significantly reduce mite populations. Sunlight, ...

Allergies tend to get more acute in the summer, when we often spend more time indoors breathing air recycled through our HVAC systems. If you suffer from long-term allergies, the culprit may actually ...