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After the heavy dust storm last week, I noticed a persistent fine layer of dust settling on everything in my living room. Even with the air purifier running day and night, it doesn’t seem to be making much difference. The AC unit is located right above the window where most of the dust seems to enter. Has anyone had similar issues or know of any effective ways to prevent this from happening again?
Posted by Piotr Mueller
Asked on December 11, 2025 12:06 am
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Why isn't my air purifier reducing dust?

First off, i've noticed that the air quality issues you're facing could be more complex than just a simple lack of filtration. In dubai and uae, we often experience high levels of particulate matter due to factors like construction activity, desert sand storms, and even vehicle emissions.

When you mentioned the ac unit being above the window, this is indeed a common spot for dust and debris to accumulate, especially in our climate. The air purifier alone may not be enough to combat these external pollutants effectively. it's important to consider other elements that might contribute to your indoor air quality issues.

To start addressing this, i'd recommend checking the filters on both your ac unit and any ventilation systems you have. In dubai, we typically see higher rates of dust accumulation due to our arid climate. Regular maintenance can make a big difference in reducing the amount of fine particles circulating through your home.

also consider having an indoor air quality inspection done by a professional. this will give you a clear understanding of what's really going on and help identify specific areas for improvement. in dubai, many companies offer these services, so it’s worth exploring some options to get a thorough assessment.

in the meantime, here are some tips that might help:
• Increase the frequency of vacuuming your carpets and cleaning hard surfaces.
• Use damp cloths or microfiber mitts when dusting to avoid spreading particles back into the air.
• Keep windows closed during high-pollution times, such as after a sandstorm.
• Consider investing in additional air purifiers with higher efficiency particulate air (hepa) filters. these can be particularly effective at capturing very small particles.

if you find that your situation isn't improving or if you're experiencing health issues due to poor indoor air quality, it might be time to call 800-molds or email hello@saniservice.com for professional assistance. they offer a range of services including mold remediation and indoor air quality testing that can help ensure the air in your home is as clean as possible.

remember, maintaining good indoor air quality is crucial, especially with our climate conditions here in dubai. hope these tips assist you!
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on December 13, 2025 10:58 am