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Dust

How does dust from the building site next door get in, and how can you reduce it?

Construction dust is carried by the wind and gets in through open windows, doors left ajar and vents. A nanofiber filter on the window is the most practical way to reduce this dust without stopping you from airing the home.

How does dust from the building site next door get in, and how can you reduce it?

Short answer

When construction starts on the next plot, the dust does not stay on the site. Fine mineral dust from cutting, breaking and excavation spreads along the street with the wind and pours in through open windows.

Where does dust get into the home?

  • Open or ajar windows
  • Gaps at the balcony door and under doors
  • Vents, air inlets and cooker hood outlets
  • Dust carried in on shoes and clothes

What can you do?

  1. Fit a filter to the window. Window filter lets air through and holds back fine dust. So you do not have to keep the windows shut while the building work goes on.
  2. Do not forget the vents. The same filter can be cut and applied to vents and air inlets too.
  3. Keep track of working hours. The dustiest work is usually done in the daytime; move your airing to the evening.
  4. Damp cleaning. Pick up dust with a damp cloth before vacuuming.

Conclusion

Building work is temporary, but the dusty months can last a long time. Homes near building sites and roads – you will find our tips for this situation on that page.