The 67% figure that made me double check my cleaning routine
I was reading a random thread about household dust and found out that 67% of dust in an average home is actually dead skin cells and fabric fibers, not dirt from outside. Blew my mind because I always figured my windows were letting in the bulk of it. It made me look at my own cleaning schedule differently, especially how often I wash bedding versus dusting shelves. Has anyone else come across a stat that made them rethink their daily habits?