Dusting is an inevitable household chore that is enjoyed by none. It is time-consuming, allergy-provoking, and no matter how well you dust, it will need to be done again in a week. When the time comes, use these four tips to spend less time dusting and more time relaxing!
From The Top
Like
almost everything on Earth, dust succumbs to the law of gravity. That
means when you are dusting, whatever you fail to collect will fall to
a surface below it. Starting your dusting at the ceiling and working
your way down will prevent you from having to dust the same thing
twice.
Ditch Traditional Dusters
Traditional
dusters (like the ones pictured above) do not actually collect dust,
they just move it around. The dust from the dresser top you think you
just cleaned is actually now in the air and your carpets. Avoid these
and instead opt for a microfiber cloth – they are electrostatically
charged, so they literally attract dust.
Fabric Softener Sheets...
… are
good for more than just laundry. Television and computer screens can
attract dust in the same way that a microfiber cloth does, which
makes cleaning them a never-ending task. To combat this, wipe all
electronic screens with a used dryer sheet to make them repel dust
for the next couple of days.
Don't Forget These Areas
Dusting
furniture is easy to remember because you can physically see the dust
accumulating on the surfaces. However, there are some areas in every
home that collect more dust than even the worst table tops, but still
go uncleaned. These areas include the back of your refrigerator and
stove, bathroom vents, and furnaces. All of these can be cleaned
using the brush attachment of your vacuum cleaner.
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