Can humans get dusty? What are the circumstances where they will?
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“Dusty” is ill-defined. How many particles need to fall on something for it to qualify as being “dusty”?
Technically at any given time everyone is having some tiny particle fall on them unless they are in a clean room. The environment determines how rapidly this dust builds up; if you are in a dust storm you will get a lot of dust quickly, if you are in an office it will be very slow to accumulate.
Things get dusty because the dust in the air settles on them and nothing disturbs it.
For a start a large part of dust in a house will be dead skin from us anyway.
We would need to stop moving to get “dusty”, as our constant movement would generally remove most dust. So we’d need to be dead really to stop us from moving.
Or you could consider that were constantly shedding dead skin, so we’re constantly “dusty” anyway.
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