• Home
• Company Info
  • About TSS
  • Contact Information
  • Employment
  • Hours and Service Area
  • Internet Coupon Specials
• Products and Services
  • Air Conditioning
  • Duct Cleaning
  • Heating
  • Talking Thermostat
• Service Agreements
  • Plans
• Learn More
  • Air Conditioning Basics
  • Climate Control
    • Thermostats
  • Energy Savings
    • Common Mistakes
    • Electricity Consumption
    • Lower Bills
    • Replace or Insulate
    • Thermostats
  • Indoor Air Quality IAQ
    • Asthma
      • Cockroaches
      • Combustion Pollutants
      • Dust Mites
      • House Dust
      • Molds
      • Ozone
      • Pets
      • Pollen
      • Second Hand Smoke
    • Basic Concerns
    • Basic Facts
    • Biological Pollutants
    • Improving
      • Identifying Air Quality
      • Indoor Air and Your Health
      • Measuring Pollutant Levels
      • Three Basic Strategies
        • Air Cleaners
        • Source Control
        • Ventilation Improvements
      • Weatherizing Your Home
    • Problem Sources
    • Sinusitis
  • Duct Cleaning
    • Choosing a Duct Cleaner
    • Do I Need Duct Cleaning
    • Preventive Maintenance
    • What is Duct Cleaning
  • Heating Basics
    • Heating
    • Heat Pumps
      • Improving Performance
      • Installing a New Heat Pump
      • Maintaining and Servicing
      • Operating a Heat Pump
      • Selecting a Heat Pump
      • The Basics
• Customer Support
  • Apply for Financing
  • Appointment Request
  • Ask the Experts
  • Customer Testimonials

House Dust

About House Dust

House dust may contain asthma triggers.

Actions You Can Take

• Remove dust often with a damp cloth. Vacuum carpet, fabric window coverings, and fabric-covered furniture to reduce dust build-up.
• Allergic people should leave the area being vacuumed.
• Using central vacuums or vacuums with high efficiency filters may be helpful.

Source: EPA