Dust can be displaced by simple, everyday actions like sitting on a sofa or turning on air conditioning, becoming airborne before settling on surfaces," Dennis explains. "These surfaces include corners of walls and floors, skirting boards, the tops of photo frames and light fixtures, the backs of wardrobes, and window sills and shelving."
"Beyond being unsightly, dust can contain allergens that may trigger allergies. Therefore, reducing household dust is crucial for our well-being.