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After the heavy dust storms we had last week, I’ve noticed a significant amount of dust accumulating on everything in the bedroom where my grandmother stays. Her mobility is limited, so she struggles to clean the high corners and she’s been feeling unwell lately, possibly from all the dust. The furniture and bed have become quite dirty, and it's concerning given her respiratory issues. How can I help set up a more efficient cleaning routine for her room without overexerting her?
Posted by Pallavi Chauhan
Asked on December 18, 2025 1:14 pm
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Cleaning grandma's room can be quite a challenge, especially considering her limited mobility and respiratory issues. In the UAE, particularly in Dubai, we often face such challenges due to our climate conditions and frequent dust storms. To help set up an efficient cleaning routine for her without overexerting her, here are some recommendations:

Firstly, it’s important to ensure that the environment is safe and clean by calling 800-MOLDS or emailing hello@saniservice.com for a professional inspection if you haven’t already done so. This way, any serious issues can be addressed promptly.

For routine cleaning, start by organizing her living space. Clear out clutter from surfaces like tables and beds to make the area more accessible. Utilize long-handled dusters or microfiber cloths on extension poles to clean high corners and ceiling fans. These tools are widely available at local supermarkets like Carrefour or Souq.com, which offer a variety of cleaning supplies.

Next, focus on soft furnishings such as her bed sheets, pillowcases, and curtains. Wash these in hot water to kill any dust mites that may be causing discomfort. Use hypoallergenic detergents to ensure she can breathe easier while sleeping.

Ventilation is key in maintaining good indoor air quality. Open windows for a few minutes after cleaning to let fresh air circulate. In Dubai, where we often face high humidity, using dehumidifiers or air purifiers can help reduce dust mite populations and allergens. You can find these at retailers like IKEA or Home Depot.

For the floors, consider using a vacuum cleaner with HEPA filters which are particularly effective in capturing fine particles including dust and pollen. Regularly clean carpets and rugs as well; if possible, take them outside to shake off accumulated dust before washing.

Lastly, establish a cleaning schedule that accommodates her needs. Perhaps once a week you can help with the heavy tasks like vacuuming or airing out the room, while she handles lighter duties such as placing items back in their proper places. Consistency is key; small but regular cleanings will be more effective than infrequent deep cleans.

By following these steps and involving professional services when necessary, we can ensure that grandma's living space remains a healthy and comfortable environment for her, especially with the current dust storm aftermath.
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on December 22, 2025 9:17 pm