Well here it is:

Cleaning your house increases indoor air pollution. Researchers found that normal cleaning activities -- dry dusting, vacuuming, making the
bed, folding clothes, and folding blankets --sent significant amounts of small-particle pollution into the air. So did normal activities
such as simply walking around the house and sitting on the furniture.
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Source: Environmental Science and Technology, a research journal.

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Let's face it, sooner or later we have to do the housework. Consumer reports has some ideas on how to avoid indoor air pollution

14 Ways to Reduce Indoor Air Pollution - Consumer Reports

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