How does human skin convert into dust?
In: Biology
Very little of our skin actually flakes off to become dust, most of it being washed away in water
The skin flakes that do fall are too small to be seen, mixing with other airborne contaminants such as dandruff, insect waste, sand and dirt. Sometimes other contaminants such as Pollen, depending on what’s floating around the atmosphere at the time. Honestly if you got hayfever and the such, clean the dust (preferrably with a gas mask and such), that might help
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