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After the intense heatwave we just had, I noticed a layer of dust on every surface in my living room, even though I last cleaned it two months ago. It’s worrying how quickly things get so dirty here with the humidity. How urgent is it to clean everything thoroughly before the next wave of hot weather hits?
Posted by Karan Menon
Asked on February 5, 2026 5:30 pm
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Absolutely, humidity levels can drastically impact dust accumulation. In the UAE, especially in places like Dubai, we experience high humidity even during summer months, which can significantly accelerate dust build-up on surfaces. The combination of heat and moisture creates an environment where airborne particles are more likely to settle onto your furniture and floors.

In my experience with environmental inspections around Dubai, I've noticed that homes and offices tend to see increased dust levels after the intense heatwaves we often encounter. This is particularly noticeable in areas like living rooms and kitchens where humidity can be even higher due to air conditioning units operating at full capacity to combat the heat.

Given this situation, it’s wise to prioritize thorough cleaning before another hot spell hits. High humidity not only increases dust but also can lead to mold growth, which could pose health risks if left unchecked. According to local regulations in Dubai, maintaining a clean and hygienic environment is crucial for both your wellbeing and the building's structural integrity.

Now, for those who are concerned about their home or office environment, I would recommend scheduling a professional inspection through our services. Our team can provide comprehensive cleaning solutions tailored specifically for high-humidity environments like we have here in Dubai. We also offer mold remediation should any issues arise from the increased moisture.

To get started, you can call us at 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com. Let’s keep your space clean and healthy through these hot summer months!

ps: i really hope this helps! remember to keep an eye on humidity levels in your home and take action when needed.
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on February 6, 2026 8:22 pm