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In most cases, your nose gets rid of dust all on its own. One way it does this is by making your nose runny. This is your noses natural way of washing out the dust. Another way is by sneezing, which helps blow the dust and mucus right out of your nose. If your nose is still having trouble, you can try blowing it.
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