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What Happens When You Don’t Dust, According to Allergists
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What Happens When You Don’t Dust, According to Allergists
A small cleaning habit with real health implications.Orbon Alija / Getty ImagesKey PointsDusting regularly helps protect your health by improving indoor air quality and reducing exposure to harmful allergens. Allowing dust to build up can cause nasal irritation, breathing issues, eczema flares, and even spread bacteria and viruses. Dust particles can easily become airborne, recirculating through your home and worsening air quality over time. You…
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