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How to keep dust down?

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Angela Murrow - 20 Jul 2004 22:14 GMT
What are some good tips on how to keep dust down in the house? It never
used to bother me, but as I get older it gets worse. I know I need to clean
more regularly, but I have the worst attacks when I'm cleaning. Any advice?
Can't afford a maid, unfortunately. TIA!!
Skyskimmer - 22 Jul 2004 00:21 GMT
> What are some good tips on how to keep dust down in the house? It never
> used to bother me, but as I get older it gets worse. I know I need to clean
> more regularly, but I have the worst attacks when I'm cleaning. Any advice?
> Can't afford a maid, unfortunately. TIA!!

I can't recommend an HEPA filter highly enough. Also, if you can afford
a Roomba robotic floor cleaner, it would probably help a great deal. You
can set it to clean the floor while you're out of the room or even
outside, so you won't be disturbed by the dust it kicks up. When you
come back, the dust is gone. Unfortunately, it can only do the floor and
not shelves or sofas or walls ... hopefully they'll come up with a real
robotic maid someday. ;-/

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