Dust Control

Dust mites are microscopic bugs that live in the creases of your furniture, carpets, mattresses, and blankets. They feed on human and pet skin cells and can cause a lot of discomfort, including allergic reactions. … Read more

Many people are unaware that some air filters have a MERV rating. They may see that the ones they buy at the store have a rating on them with variable numbers and may question what … Read more

Have you ever noticed that the bedrooms are the dustiest places in the house even though we spend the least time there? The total time we spend in the bedroom doing makeup, sleeping, dressing up, … Read more

Drywall dust released when sanding or cutting drywall sheets contains substances such as silica, gypsum, and mica – all of which can irritate your airways and cause discomfort. From my experience, drywall dust can collect … Read more

Some bugs are so small they look like dust, making them difficult to notice even when they’re climbing up your walls and crawling across your floor or if they end up on your plants. These … Read more

Fiberglass dust can be problematic to clean up because you can’t just use your regular vacuum to suck it out. The size of a fiberglass dust particle ranges from 1-1000 microns, meaning you cannot see … Read more

If you work in the construction industry or do your own DIY remodeling jobs at home – regularly working with drywall panels, then you know a shop vac is very important to maintain great air … Read more

Air vents ought to be clean for the air in your house to be pure and safe. But when you see black dust settling around air vents, something is definitely wrong. What could be the … Read more

Dusting, sealing the window sills and cracks, installing a great air purifier are some of the many ways of keeping dust out of your house. But even after doing everything, sometimes you may still find … Read more