Is household dust bad if it gets into your appliances such as TV's, Radios, Ect?

Question

What is the best way to control the dust in your house?

Answer 1

Oh it sure is bad to allow appliances to get inundated with dust, this causes them to overheat and wear out much faster and have more breakdowns, to control dust is use a vacuum and microfiber cloths, generally dust frequently depending on the area you live in, like for instance if you live in a dry desert then you must dust more frequently, keep windows closed during the wind and apply a silicone spray to glass surfaces to keep the dust down, also use a dryer sheet on the T.V. screen to help control dust and clean. Radios can be cleaned by taking off the back of the unit and vacuumed gently use lighter suction power. Good Luck !

Answer 2

Sometimes accumulations of dust in electronics can cause it operate at higher temperatures possibly shortening the life of that equipment. Unplugging it and blowing it out using canned air (hopefully outside) can reduce the accumulation. If you have central air there are electronic filtering devices that can also reduce this dust through out the home and if you have allergies can also help with problems associated with air-born contaminants

Answer 3

does not look to annoy radio instruments. airborne dirt and dirt in tvs is nice until eventually it get damp from humidity then you definitely can get eht arcing or fizzing, the extreme voltage leads and areas unquestionably entice airborne dirt and dirt statically. What ever you do nevertheless do not conceal the ventilation holes in the back conceal of the television. Cheers Pete

Answer 4

Have your furnace cleaned yearly. Put filters in all the registers. I just bought the washable kind and cut them to fit the registers. When they get dirty just take them out and wash them..