Vacuum the area with a powerful vacuum to remove as many fibers and particles as possible. Wall/floor junctions, table legs, and crevices should be vacuumed using a crevice tool. Table tops and the areas under computers and equipment should be wiped down with a mild soap solution. The carpets can be treated with an anti-static spray and this may need to be done on a semi-regular basis to keep the static levels low.

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