Abstract
For developing a practical method that can control the amount of dust and microbiological particles produced from the human body, total amount of production and the amount of airborne particles have been measured in different levels of clothing cleanliness and activities. The results showed that amount of airborne dust particles was correlated well with thatof airborne microbiological particles when particle diameter was 2μm and 5μm, regardless of clothing worn. Inaddition, analyses demonstrated that amount of dust and microbiological particles produced from the human body may be reduced by consistent cleanliness of clothing worn.
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