The less dust there is in the house, the happier and healthier the inhabitants are. Unfortunately, getting rid of it is not so simple.
Baby wipes
To get rid of dust, crumbs, and stains on the keyboard, all you need to do is shake it all off and wipe the keyboard. The result is great. Just make sure your laptop is off.
Fabric softener
You can prepare a special solution to remove dust from surfaces and make the effect last longer. 1 part fabric softener, 4 parts water
Pour the mixture into a sprayer and use it to clean anything you want, including mirrors, glass tables, and showers. It’s also beneficial to your laptop or television screen.
Fabric gloves
Cleaning delicate surfaces can be aided by a pair of common housework fabric gloves. Chandeliers, lamps, glass accessories, and statuettes, for example, are simple to clean. The fabric collects dust, making cleaning much easier.
Soft brushes
If you want to clean some hard-to-reach places, brushes with natural bristles can make it easier for you. For example, you can use them to clean furniture accessories.
Old socks
You can quickly clean the window blinds by putting a clean old sock on your hand. It’ll also be easier to get rid of dust under beds and furniture if you put it on a mop.
Toilet paper tube
This is a super necessary thing for cleaning. If you replace a nozzle with a paper tube, you can clean even the hardest-to-reach places. The cardboard bends, so you can change its form and clean all you need. It’s much more comfortable than using a flat seam nozzle.
Clean from the top down
Wipe from the top down to prevent dust from falling from one surface to another. Cleaning will take less effort and time if you do this. Dust ceiling fans first, then moldings, upper parts of doors, and finally a nightstand.
Level of humidity
To avoid dust accumulation in big quantities, it’s often enough to maintain the balance of humidity at about 40-50%. You can buy special measuring instruments and humidifiers to help with this.
Alcohol for bulbs
You can remove dust from bulbs using alcohol. Just wipe them with a soaked cloth, and let them dry. You’ll see the difference.
Microfiber
A good microfiber cloth can work magic. It not only collects the dust from surfaces, it doesn’t let small particles into the air again. You can use this cloth for any surface, from floor to ceiling. Use an elastic band to attach it to a mop.
