How does dust get everywhere?

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You go into a room that hasn’t had folks in it for 10 years and there is dust everywhere. I thought it was skin cells but obviously not.

Even rooms with no access to the outside have dust.

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Do you know that “fresh” air that everyone goes on about? You know, “open the window and let some fresh air in.”

Well, it is full of dust. Absolutely stinking full of dust. It is kept aloft by air movement and is unnoticeable. Shut that open window though and the air stops moving. The dust settles out.  Things get dusty.

I remember an interview with a weird guy called Quentin “something.” It was commented on that he never dusted. He said no, never. It gets to a certain point where it doesn’t get worse. Well, that’s a point of view indeed

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