Addressing dust in your home can be pretty challenging, especially when you are not doing it right.
Who would have thought a dust-free home is possible with these tips?
Learn these genius tips by watching the video below.
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Wash your bed sheets weekly.
Also, consider washing or replacing your bedding if you had it for more than a year already.
Dust can easily build up on thick and long curtains and also they can be really hard to clean.
Window blinds are much more easier to clean.
One of the best ways to reduce dust in your home is to use an air purifier.
It works similarly to the dehumidifier; filtering dust in the air.
For best-performing vacuums, look out for vacuum cleaners with high-efficiency particulate air filters.
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If you cant vacuum, be sure to keep on top of sweeping the floors.
Vacuuming and sweeping the floors are not enough if you are really serious about eliminating dust in your home.
Mopping the floors with a damp mop will help collect any dust that you missed.
Decluttering can greatly help get rid of dust.
If you have so many things at home, chances are these things are gathering dust.
If you might, have a go at get your home minimalist and clutter-free.
Keep your windows shut during windy days.
This is the best way to prevent dust from floating in the air and entering your home.
If you’ve got the option to, switch to wooden floors from the carpet.
Carpet holds a lot of dust; even the best vacuum cleaner will never get your carpet dust-free.
For a dust-free wardrobe, store less worn and seasonal clothes in plastic containers or cloth bags.
Its also important to keep your wardrobe doors closed all the time so that dust will not accumulate inside.
If it’s possible for you to, use a coil mat outside and a fabric one indoors.
confirm to shake them off outside to get rid of any dust build-up.
Its important to always remove shoes when inside.
Put storage near your door where it’s possible for you to store shoes that you use daily.
When dusting, confirm to always start from top to bottom.
Start up high on the top of doors and bookshelves, then work your way down to the floors.
If you were to vacuum first, youd only end up knocking more dust onto the floor later on.
