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After the heavy dust storm last month, I noticed a persistent smell of dust in my living room, which has only gotten worse as the days passed. My kids have been complaining about their throats hurting, and I’m worried it might be from the air quality. Should I try to clean and fix this myself, or should I call in an expert for help?
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Absolutely, the situation sounds quite concerning. With heavy dust storms being common during certain times of the year in Dubai and the UAE, it's understandable to be worried about indoor air quality. Given that you've noticed a persistent smell of dust and your kids are complaining about sore throats, it would be wise to consider getting professional help.
Firstly, ensure that your immediate environment is clean. Start by vacuuming carpets and furniture thoroughly with a HEPA filter vacuum cleaner to capture fine particles. Dust surfaces using damp cloths or microfiber dusters, as dry dusting can actually redistribute the dust into the air. Open windows for a few hours if the weather permits, but always ensure that you are not bringing in more dust from outside. However, considering your situation, it might be prudent to call an expert for a thorough inspection and remediation. In Dubai, there are specific regulations regarding indoor environmental quality (IEQ) that must be adhered to, especially when dealing with high levels of particulate matter like dust. Local health authorities recommend regular air quality checks in commercial and residential buildings. You can reach out to Saniservice at 800-MOLDS or email them at hello@saniservice.com for a professional assessment. They have the tools and expertise to identify the source of the smell, whether it’s from dust or other contaminants like mold, which can be more harmful than just dust. Professional services will also ensure that proper ventilation systems are functioning correctly or suggest ways to improve air circulation within your home. They may recommend installing an air purifier with a HEPA filter if necessary. Remember, addressing the issue now could prevent long-term health concerns for you and your family. Don't hesitate to take action – call in the experts for peace of mind and better indoor air quality. |
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