Dusting Tips - Easy Pointers to Keep Your Home Clean and Neat

It is a must to do a regular task as it helps protect your household and family surfaces. With our suggestions for dusting, the job becomes simpler and faster.

Dust comprises substances like human skin cells, pet dander, fabric fibers, dust mite excrement, and other debris that have accumulated. Dust can make your home appear dirty and can also cause damage and scratches to surfaces. It may also trigger allergies and breathing problems for certain individuals.

We suggest microfiber cloths when dusting. This is why scientists invented Microfiber cloths.

Electrically charged, microfiber cloths pick up dust instead of pushing it around as other ordinary cloths can do. But they're not magical material. Be sure that you're employing the correct method.

Cleanse from bottom to top and from left to right. This is our method for taking care of a room and continues to be the same too. It is also recommended to start from the back and work your way forward and ensure that you cover all the surfaces you're cleaning.

It is not advised to apply furniture polish using these microfiber fabric cloths. Some dusting tasks might require polish. Make sure not to apply too much furniture polish because it can cause build-up. The phrase "a little goes a long way" is true for furniture polish. We use an industrial/commercial brand, but for choosing a brand at the store, we have found the biggest difference to be in the smell. Therefore, it's an individual choice.

Dusting furniture and electronics should be performed every week. Dust ceiling fans, baseboards, and other similar things every two weeks. As long as there aren't any significant allergy problems, you can do it whenever you feel like it.

Another method for dusting off intricate ornaments and knick-knacks is to make use of a clean paintbrush, like when using it for cleaning a car.

To get rid of cob webs off walls, particularly corners and high lighting fixtures, we suggest long dusters and multi-flex, all-purpose dusters. These dusters can bend to allow you to access every tight spot, and the covers can be washed in the washing machine.