How does dust end up collecting on EVERYTHING?????

Question

Even in rooms where you have air purifiers. You dont see the dust in the air... but you get it on EVERYTHING!!! It drives me insane! does anyone else wonder this??

Answer 1

I totally agree! It's crazy how it builds. And what the heck is the entire 'dust bunny' deal about? My husband and I both have dry skin in the winter, and I wonder if that's what it's all about. I also live in an apartment, and my friend says it's better when you live in a stand alone house.

Answer 2

Dust is the minute solid particles that are suspended in the air. (Fog is the minute LIQUID particles that are sometimes suspended in air.) The dust particles are minute enough that they (lots) stay suspended in the air.
Get a bright sunbeam into your room and observe! The dust is kept suspended by molecular collisions with air molecules, but of course some will gravity settle on your horizontal surfaces (think furniture); it's inevitable. There they will remain because the air molecules can't strike them from underneath.

There are such things as "clean room" for assembling certain critical electronic circuits, but the cost for such rooms is out of the boundaries of most homeowners.

Don't go insane; just accept it; and don't be so swayed by the marketing people who constantly brainwash you to despise this inevitable feature in life so they can constantly sell you their product to combat dust. :)

Answer 3

don't blame anyone but yourself every day your body drops off little bits of skin but you dont notice it. it then collects other particles of matter and settles on the ground. but that flying dust again our fault when you sit somewhere with dust usually you fling the dust into the air and it slowly drifts to the ground

Answer 4

Dust particles come from the atmosphere mostly from the universe (tiny meteors) and nature.(pollen). you can't get away from it completely.

Answer 5

if u leave ur window or door open, thats why