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Understanding Dust: Common Causes and What You Can Do
* Skin cells: We shed millions of skin cells every day, and these can contribute to dust.* Hair: We also shed hair, which can add to dust.
* Pet dander: Pets shed skin cells and hair, which can also contribute to dust.
* Pollen: Pollen from trees, flowers, and other plants can be a major component of dust.
* Dust mites: Dust mites are tiny creatures that live in dust and feed on dead skin cells. They can cause allergies in some people.
* Mold spores: Mold spores are microscopic fungi that can be found in dust. They can also cause allergies in some people.
* Dirt: Dirt can be tracked into a home on shoes, clothes, and pets.
* Other particles: Dust can also contain other particles, such as smoke, soot, and chemicals.
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