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How to create mental illness 101.
robot vacuum that runs every day and I have a couple of air filters. They work well picking up some airborne dust.
I got the side table from Ikea which have a built in air filter. And I put that in the corner of my seating group.
I've been thinking of getting 1 or 2 of those Ikea air filters, how loud are they when they run? Anything you wish you'd known before getting it?
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Part of the reason I downsized and bought a condo was to reduce the amount of time I spend doing "house" stuff. I just try to clean things as I go so that I don't have specific cleaning days.
Like the cleaning of a house... It Never Ends. Robot vacuum once every other day. Try to get to physical vacuuming of stairs etc. once a week along with cleaning toilets etc. Actual mopping of floors maybe once every two months? It is clean enough not clean.
Change your air filter, check for dusty air ducts.
Do you just sweep with a broom? A good vacuum cleaner is a lot more thorough. And if you mopp right after there's a better chance to get most of the dust.
The other question is where the dirt is ultimately coming from. Most notably rom outside via air movement and shoes, but also consider shedded hair and skin from humans & pets, dropped food crumbs, lints from textiles and any hobbies/activities.
I like to avoid any "dust catcher" objects like carpets or rugs. In the end it's a tradeoff between how clean you want it to be and how much time you're willing to invest.
What do you have on your floors? Just bare floors?
floors are made out of poly vinyl chloride. not super pretty but quite smooth on the surface which equates to easier cleaning. anything that has ruts in it like wooden planks or ceramic tiles is going to be harder to clean