Where does dust come from like one you will find depositing on your shelf's etc.?

Answer 1

Most household dust consist of the skin cells we shed in our daily lives.

Answer 2

There is a growing theory that light as we now it isn't really what we have always thought. It goes like this. When you flip the switch on the wall you are actually energizing the "Dark Absorber" that sucks the dark out of a room. Shadows are just where the dark absorber can't quit reach. The sun is the ultimate dark absorber and you can feel the dark leave at a magnificent speed creating heat. All that stuff under the bed and on the shelves is "Dead Dark".

Answer 3

They recon that the majority of dust is dead skin how then when they show you a film of a deserted house is there always dust with the cobwebs?

Answer 4

Unfortunatley most dust particles are from the dead skin you shed unknowingly! Eurgh! Not a nice thought! Makes you want to go get that vaccuum cleaner right now doesn't it?! Haha!

Answer 5

The outer skin surface on your body is replaced every 30days and is broken down and flakes off to collect on your shelfs,etc

Answer 6

Most of it is dead skin and various dead beasties that live alongside you. Only solution is to dust frequently

Answer 7

It's the small fibres from either your skin or fabrics around the room, or both.

Answer 8

Most of it comes from us ourselves, its flaking skin.

Answer 9

skin and dirt particals

Answer 10

dead skin