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Why Use Dust Bender
Approximately 40 pounds of dust accumulate in your home each year. Excessive dust buildup is harmful to both your health and your home, but we often avoid dusting due to the frustration and exhaustion that comes along with it. The beauty of the Dust Bender is that you don’t have to touch anything, you stay clean and your home décor stays in place, saving you time and energy. Because the Dust Bender is so easy to use, you can clean these areas in a fraction of the time and help control residual dust buildup.
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Latest Blogs
Protecting Children with Allergies from Dust
Children with allergies to dust mites suffer from the negative effects of dust and should try to avoid it. Parents and guardians should work to protect children with allergies from dust, so they can live more healthfully. In this blog, we discuss some of the common locations children encounter dust, some of the symptoms of Read more about Protecting Children with Allergies from Dust[…]
Top Tips for Vacuuming
Did you know that several pounds of skin cells, dirt, and other contaminants can accumulate in your carpet in just one year? This can be a big problem for everyone, especially those with allergies. As we’ve discussed in previous blogs, dust mites thrive in environments with an excess of dust particles. Without the proper cleaning Read more about Top Tips for Vacuuming[…]
Cleaning Tips for People with Allergies
Have your allergies ever flared up while cleaning? Whether you have seasonal or year-round allergies, it is common for your allergy symptoms to be exacerbated while cleaning a dusty or dirty part of your home. Even individuals with no previous symptoms can experience itchy eyes and/or sneezing when cleaning dusty areas. That is why for Read more about Cleaning Tips for People with Allergies[…]
What is a dust allergy?
Do you have sneezing, runny nose, or irritated eyes? If you have experienced or have known someone to experience allergies, whether it’s seasonal or throughout the entire year, you know how uncomfortable and annoying they can be. There is a common misconception that allergies strictly come from outdoor presences, like pollen, but this isn’t the Read more about What is a dust allergy?[…]
Dust & Your Respiratory Health
Dust can damage your personal belongings, like your technology, furniture, and books. These are topics we have already covered in our blog, which got us thinking, “How can dust damage the human body? What does dust do to our respiratory health?” Those who give sufficient attention to their health know how important it is to Read more about Dust & Your Respiratory Health[…]
How Dust Affects Books
Seashells, action figures, Funko Pops, snow globes, stamps, vinyls, books, and more. Some of us have vast amounts of collectibles, while others may only have few. For those who collect religiously, you know how important it is to keep your collection clean, especially for items that don’t come in a box and are made of Read more about How Dust Affects Books[…]
How Dust Affects Technology
If you didn’t know already, technology hates dust. It’s funny how something so small can be so powerful! Not only does dust exacerbate allergies and cause reactions, but it affects other things, too! Especially your computer. Yes, your computer (and all your other technology) hates dust. But how can something so small cause something inanimate Read more about How Dust Affects Technology[…]
How to Kill Dust Mites
Dust mite allergies are never fun, no matter how mild or severe. Nobody likes congestion, or the headaches accompanying that congestion, or any of the other fun symptoms that come with most allergies. The problem is it’s really hard to get away from a dust mite allergy! Dust mites abound in every home. They are Read more about How to Kill Dust Mites[…]
Where do dust mites hide?
For someone with dust mite allergies, knowing all the places where dust could be hiding becomes a part of life. However, if you’re someone who recently found out about a dust mite allergy (or, unfortunately, developed one) you might be unaware of where those sneaky dust mites hide. If you read our last blog, we Read more about Where do dust mites hide?[…]