how can i make sure i don't have dust-explosions in my woodworking shop?
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ventilation,ventilation,ventilation.
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We got a great deal on a house because it was horrible with cigarette smoke.  My huband is a painter and you definately need to kilz or use Sherwin Williams PROBLOCK oil base and an oil based paint as a top coat.  we removed the carpet and replaced it but I am sure you can  get it steam cleaned and get the curtains cleaned, but I would make sure that the dry cleaners knows they need to remove the smoke odor.  If you hire professionals to clean the furniture remind them that they are removing smokers damage. We did not get the air ducts cleaned but you really should, the smell does come through them on occassion. If you are selling the house, maybe remove the furniture and sell it vacant.  if you decide to replace the carpet, let the buyers pick the colors, it's a big help.  Good luck.
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you will get more dust if the case is open.\n\ninside the case you will see a series of circuit boards with exposed silverish pieces all over them.  These pieces are taking on an electrical current, and thus have a magnetic charge.  Its this magnetic charge that will attract dust into the computer.  Opening the case will turn your computer into the equivalent of one of those "ionic air purifiers"... except it wont be any good at it.
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We use smoke bombs in hvac work all the time. For example inspections.Air leaks etc...
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See if it's possible to close or cover the vent with something.  Some hardware stores have magnetic covers or screw in shields that redirect the airflow.  \n\nIf you have building maintenance, bring the problem up to them and/or your manager.  This will impact your health if more drastically if it continues.  You could even see about having management set & lock the thermostat control.\n\nYou could also ask that the AC be turned down or off in the morning and then turned on later as the heat of the day rises ... to save money for the company.\n\nYou could speak to him in a very direct fashion about it and try to come to a compromise.  You could also get to work early and set the thing then crazy glue it in place or remove the dial (but, I would talk to management before defacing company property).\n\nEvery time you come back to your desk, change the temp back.  \n\nKeep a sweater or pull over at work, don't bother carting it back & forth home.  Lastly, bring in a space heater - fight Ice with Fire.\n\nGood Luck!
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Get rid of debris that retains moisture.
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I've been to a Kellogs factory...its very noisy!! We had to wear hygenic coats and earplugs.
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I think what you are asking about is called an electrostatic precipitator.  You can buy them at Radio Shack or from The Sharper Image.  There are also large industrial sized versions that work with smoke stacks on large factories to reduce the amount of ash that is discharged.\n\nThat will make for a nice science project.  Please be careful, though, because these devices operate at a very high voltage.
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You should find the source of the dust; most likely it's from within the house such as carpeting or even dust that has built up in the ducts of your HVAC system.  \n\n1) Replace old carpeting or vacum it thoroughly and regularly with a high quality air-purifying vacum.  \n2) Replace the filters in your HVAC blowers/fans with high-quality air purifying filters.\n3) Have your HVAC system cleaned.
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From my understanding, (I could be mistaken..)  You could launder the items, although putting them in the dryer would easily cause a fire or explosion.  I would seek out a dry cleaner to see if there are any plausible options in that end.
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Call an independent insurance agent specializing in commercial insurance. I like the indep. agents because they usually can shop among various companies for the best deal. At renewal time, make sure to quote the policy elsewhere as they can be lazy about that and it can cost you some big $$$ if you don't.\n\nMake sure you have a good written warranty on your product. It seems many people have no clue how to acclimate hardwood prior to installation and it is laughable when a builder tries to sell you a home with big gaps between the board ends. A real stoner was he.
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just make sure it doesn't get moldy.
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use a vaccum cleaner lol
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I keep saying there is no risk, but somehow, all the ones I pulled out without safely remove keep damaging.\n\nXLMan
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vaccum seal and freeze... you want to minimalize all air exposure to avoid freezer burn
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change professions.   obviously the fumes and gasses coming up outta that torch are going someplace right?  and that place in in you lungs.......... don't be stupid... get a new trade............\ni did elex when i was at the shipyard as an apprentice.  i almost did welding.. glad i didn't.
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Pick up a can of "dust off" it is compressed air.  If the dust got in, it should be able to be blown out, or at least off to the side where it isn't in your drawing.  I personally would just dissassemble the screen carefully.  They do come apart.  But, if you are not sure of yourself.. then I would try the air.  It is non conductive, non abrasive and should do the job for under $5 and a few seconds.\nGood luck.. TonyD