Dust can trigger allergies, asthma, and respiratory problems, as well as damage your home. To keep your home clean and fresh, you need to get rid of dust regularly and effectively. Here are 10 genius dusting hacks to try!
You might be surprised by how much dust is on your ceiling fans. Try putting a pillowcase over each fan blade one by one. Then just squeeze the pillowcase around the top and bottom of each blade and pull it towards you. All the dust will stay inside the pillowcase. Genius!
A slice of bread can help you gently dust delicate surfaces such as paintings and photos. The bread can remove dust without leaving marks or damaging the surface. Seems strange, but it's quite useful!
Regular dusters don't do a good job of getting dust out of smaller crevices and corners. Instead, use a paintbrush or sponge brush to get into those narrow places!
Dusty lightbulbs make your rooms dimmer than they should be. By wiping them with a cloth and some rubbing alcohol, you can remove even the thickest dust!
Dusting your lampshades can be hard, because regular dusters don't work well on fabric surfaces. Use your lint roller instead, and your lampshades will be clean and dust-free in a snap!
In addition to dusting lightbulbs, alcohol can also be used to clean electronics. You can put a little rubbing alcohol on a soft cloth or cotton swab and wipe your devices with it. This will make them look bright and dust-free!
You can easily sweep up dust and dirt with the Swiffer Sweeper, but the pad refills cost a lot! However, you can use a fuzzy sock instead, and it works great! Just place the sock on the base of the sweeper and start sweeping. When you finish, just wash it with your other clothes. Simple as that!
You may not believe it, but a coffee filter is ideal for wiping your TV, laptop, and tablet screens. Coffee filters are soft enough that they won't leave scratches, and they're excellent at trapping dirt and dust.
Using a broom is a great way to get rid of those dusty corners of your ceilings and walls. It helps you reach those hard-to-reach places, and the broom bristles will hold onto any dust, dirt, or cobwebs!
It sounds strange, but rulers are the perfect dusting tool! Put a clean microfiber cloth over a ruler to help you dust under your appliances, in and around your grates, and other tight spaces.
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