The weight of dead skin cells shed by each person daily is in the regions of 0.7 grams - so with 4 people in your home you will have 2.8 grams skin cells lying around as new dust each day.
If you have pets, even more (referred to as pet 'dander').
1400 Newton-meters = 1400 joules
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Most house dust is composed of shed skin cells which are grey in colour
The blonde because she fell off a shed by accident
The Komondor does not shed much, yet its full coat requires daily grooming and brushing.
I don't have an amount of how much they shed but Himalayan cats need to be brushed daily to keep their coats looking healthy. Knowing that is the case, I would venture to guess that they shed a lot although daily brushing should help to cut down on that.
Well, it really depends on how much dead skin you have. Like, if you haven't showered in, maby, two or three weeks. Then, chances are, you have a pretty large amount of dead skin on your body, therefore, you will shed allothow much showering every day
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All dogs shed- just different amounts. The Basenji has a smooth/short coat and don't relatively shed much. Depending on the dog it is mixed with, it could have a high amount of shedding or a low amount.
Lab are shedding dogs, they are going to shed a lot. To prevent this, brush them daily. Or get one of those hair vacuums and vacuum the hair off.
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No, they are opportunistic feeders taking advantage of the dead skin cells we and our pets shed daily that accumulates in household dust. In effect they are actually helping to cleanup after us.
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Cats shed all year long. How much they shed is dependent on the cat - some shed very little overall and others shed a lot.
Not considered to be a great hypoallergenic dog.
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