Dust?

dalepearson

What can be done to reduce dust.
Within an hour or so dust is everywhere again as if I had never done any cleaning.

Any Ideas or advice?

jobbingmusician

Best advice I ever heard was from Quentin Crisp - it really doesn't get any worse after the first 4 years :rotfl:

cattie

And believe you me, it really doesn't!

Str4berr3

O.k, here is the trick:

Dont live in there.

If you have to, dont move and certainly dont scratch your skin!

micko2602

Try using anti-static polishes. Rather than attract dust they repell it. Its stil there just not settling on you Tv etc.
Also could be lying within a carpet which may need cleaning or a gap round a door or window allowing dust particles in.

Pink.

Hi dalepearson,

I hope that you don't mind, but I am going to move your thread over to the MoneySaving Old Style board, where hopefully you will get more replies.

Pink

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Magentasue

And dust is low in fat, very low in fat.

So you can eat as much dust as you like.

Sorry, just had a Little Britain moment.

aliasojo

For crying out loud, it's Halloween! It's seasonal! :rotfl:

Str4berr3

aliasojo wrote:

For crying out loud, it's Halloween! It's seasonal! :rotfl:

Does that mean I can finally munch that corn I have at the bottom of my feet?

aliasojo

Str4berr3 wrote:

Does that mean I can finally munch that corn I have at the bottom of my feet?

I have no idea what you're talking about....but if it makes you happy...you go girl! :rotfl:

Str4berr3

Opps!

I though you was talking about eating dust/skin for halloween was seasonal.

I am just going to quietly exit now.....