Dust is a way of life. At some point, it settles on nearly everything we own, and if not addressed, can collect quickly. If your home or workplace is near a busy road, an area of construction, or a location where the ground has been stripped, then dust can go from being a nuisance, to being an outright problem. Too much contact with dust can cause respiratory distress and irritation. It can also alter food safety and taste, as well as damage the surface of furniture and clothes.
In areas where dust is prevalent, a feather duster, or damp cloth, is often not enough to combat the number of particles. In cases such as these, dust suppression is your best option. Dust suppression is the practice of slowing or stopping the generation of excess dust. Appropriately applied dust suppression techniques can greatly improve the air quality and overall environment of living and workspaces where dust is problematic. There are multiple options for dust suppression and they can immediately make your living and working experience healthier and more comfortable.
