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After the recent construction next door, I’ve noticed a constant cloud of dust swirling around our living room windows. It’s so bad that even when we’re inside watching TV, the kids keep coughing and sneezing. We've lived here for 2 years and just noticed this issue becoming more prominent. Do you think we can handle cleaning it up ourselves, or should we call in a professional?
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Absolutely, handling dust cleanup yourself can be quite effective. However, it's important to consider the scale and persistence of the issue you're facing. In the UAE, particularly in Dubai, regulations often stress the importance of maintaining a healthy indoor environment, especially when dealing with construction-related dust.
Firstly, assess the situation: if your family is experiencing frequent coughing and sneezing, or if the dust levels are visibly high, it might be time to call in professionals. In our region, we've seen many cases where DIY methods just aren't enough due to the sheer volume of dust particles floating around. To start cleaning up yourself, begin by sealing off affected areas from the rest of your home to prevent further spread. Use plastic sheeting and duct tape to cover vents, windows, and doors leading into unaffected rooms. This can significantly reduce the amount of dust that might enter other living spaces. Ventilation is key! Open as many windows as possible during non-peak hours when outdoor air quality is better. Consider using high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters in your home to trap those tiny dust particles that might otherwise escape traditional vacuuming methods. Dust removal can be a bit of a task, so equip yourself with the right tools: HEPA-filtered vacuums are essential here as standard ones won’t catch all those fine particles. Microfiber cloths and damp mops can also help in capturing more dust compared to dry sweeping or using regular cloths. However, if you find that despite your best efforts, the dust issue persists or worsens, it’s a good idea to consult with professionals who have experience dealing with construction-related dust issues in Dubai. They might be able to identify sources of dust that are difficult for homeowners to detect and provide more targeted solutions. Remember, in the UAE, there's no shame in seeking professional help when your home environment is at stake. Call 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com if you need assistance. Our team has experience dealing with similar issues and can offer effective solutions tailored to your specific situation. Taking these steps will not only address the current problem but also ensure a healthier indoor environment for yourself, especially considering that you've been living in this home for two years. |
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