Indians are the most aware of viruses and bacteria in dust among APAC members, finds Global Dust Study
1 year, 7 months ago

Indians are the most aware of viruses and bacteria in dust among APAC members, finds Global Dust Study

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Throughout history, people have always recognized the importance of cleaning their homes and surroundings to eliminate dirt and dust. A recent study conducted by Dyson, titled the “Dyson Global Dust Study 2023,” sheds light on the cleaning habits of people worldwide. “The global dust study, which involved over 30,000 participants from 39 countries, uncovers a noteworthy shift in cleaning habits among Indians post-pandemic,” the study reports. The study highlights a significant transformation in cleaning routines and priorities in India, with 61 per cent of people expressing concerns about dirt or dust in their households. Cleaning habits need an adjustment However, despite this inclination towards cleaning habits, the study also points out that “Indians still face challenges in prioritizing cleaning practices to effectively eliminate viruses.” Only 42 per cent of individuals are motivated to clean their homes only when visible dirt or dust is present.

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Indians show high awareness of viruses, yet only 1 in 7 prioritise cleaning: Dyson Global Dust Study 2023
1 year, 6 months ago

Indians show high awareness of viruses, yet only 1 in 7 prioritise cleaning: Dyson Global Dust Study 2023

India TV News  

Dyson has released the findings of its annual global dust study, which examined cleaning habits and behaviours, as well as people's understanding of household dust and its potential impact on well-being. Image Source : DYSONDyson dust report Moreover, the study emphasizes the need for increased awareness and proactive cleaning measures to create a cleaner and healthier home environment. Dyson's study …

Indians face challenges prioritising cleaning practices: Dyson
1 year, 7 months ago

Indians face challenges prioritising cleaning practices: Dyson

The Hindu  

Dyson on Tuesday released Global Dust Study 2023 that says India witnessed a significant rise in cleaning motivation post covid due to heightened virus awareness, but still face challenges in prioritising cleaning practices to effectively eliminate it. While 45% Indians think the kitchen is where viruses reside, however, more than 70% are not concerned about removing viruses while cleaning their …

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How Covid-19 Has Brought Paradigm Shift in Indian Attitude Towards Hygiene and Sanitation
4 years, 1 month ago

How Covid-19 Has Brought Paradigm Shift in Indian Attitude Towards Hygiene and Sanitation

News 18  

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Dyson's new report warns of hazardous effect of hidden dust particles on our health
5 years, 8 months ago

Dyson's new report warns of hazardous effect of hidden dust particles on our health

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Dyson, a company based in the UK, is known for making air purifiers, vacuum cleaners, hair care accessories and more. The report, called as Indian Household Hidden Dust Study 2018, which was released today on World Asthma Day 2019, has indicated dog and cockroach allergens, dust mites, bacteria are quite common in Indian households. “Many might be surprised that by …

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