Seems to me that this product serves no purpose whatsoever, it just sits around all day gathering on window sills and especially likes the Tv and Glass TV/Sky/DVD stand.
It wouldn't surprise me if it blows in from Eastern Europe
I remember when I was about 12, a teacher said dust was dead skin but I've often thought since that it is an urban myth.
Probably more likely to be tiny particles of matter that are in the air eg sand, dirt, fibres etc
I remember when I was about 12, a teacher said dust was dead skin but I've often thought since that it is an urban myth.Probably more likely to be tiny particles of matter that are in the air eg sand, dirt, fibres etc
It's amazing how quickly dust can build up though.
It's kind of dangerous as well. How many forumites I wonder have laptops or PCs and they've never tried to clear the dust from the fan / heatsink, so they are liable to overheating?
It's amazing how quickly dust can build up though. It's kind of dangerous as well. How many forumites I wonder have laptops or PCs and they've never tried to clear the dust from the fan / heatsink, so they are liable to overheating?
The romans used to oil then scrape their skin with a scraping tool to clean it, so I'm guessing their homes were relatively dust free ..
well apart from pompei
The romans used to oil then scrape their skin with a scraping tool to clean it, so I'm guessing their homes were relatively dust free ..well apart from pompei
The best thing about dust is what lives in it: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/eb/House_Dust_Mite.jpg I'm sure there are a few around here, I wonder how big something has to be before you can call them pets?
The best thing about dust is what lives in it:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/eb/House_Dust_Mite.jpgI'm sure there are a few around here, I wonder how big something has to be before you can call them pets?