Home equipment and consumer devices are often designed to withstand dust, debris, and other environmental contaminants, including viruses and bacteria. The engineering field that addresses these challenges is known as Contamination Control, particularly relevant in aerospace applications. Product specifications, which include considerations for durability against such contaminants, are developed by management with input from marketing and passed to mechanical engineers for design. Clean room environments are also significant in manufacturing and assembly processes to minimize contamination. Overall, the design and engineering of devices prioritize resilience against environmental factors to ensure functionality and longevity.