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I take the time each week to review all the comments on our KZread channel, blog, Facebook page, Twitter feed, etc. There are a copious amount of requests for dusting cheats. Here are 10 quickies that will cut your cleaning time and most of them won't cost you much. I'm all about figuring out shortcuts that will not affect the outcome of the task, or better yet, improve upon it altogether.
So in no particular order, here you go:
10 - Ceiling fans and light fixtures - use a bendable duster to do this, you won't need a ladder (unless you have really high ceilings), you can bend to suit any light configuration (including a ceiling fan, just bend 90 degrees), and you can remove the cover and machine wash. I got this one at Wal Mart and it cost me under 8 bucks.
9 - Corners, moldings and door frames - spiderwebs and dust aplenty here. This area usually goes ignored, but here's the laziest, easiest way to do it. Grab a mop pole and old sport sock, flip the sock inside out and place over the end of the mop pole. Now, you've got an amazing high-duster! You can also use microfiber cloth secured around the pole with an elastic band.
8 - Walls - we get asked this a lot. I personally don't dust my walls, but if it is something that needs to be done, you can simply use a flat head mop (like a Swiffer) and use a Microfiber cloth sprayed with a bit of water. No need to use an expensive product here! Simply work the tool up and down the wall using a 'W' pattern to save time and energy and to ensure you are covering the entire space.
7 - Bathroom vents - these get super dusty - they run for a long time and suck up tons of dust. The next time you're cleaning, use your vacuum with brush attachment to suck up the dust. Now, your vents won't look like those of a mechanic's shop.
6 - Baseboards - revert to trick # 9, use a mop pole with a cloth or old sock attached to it, lightly sprayed. No more bending down, no more tough work. This makes the job so much easier and also allows you to access hard-to-reach areas like behind furniture.
5 - Delicate items - to clean ornaments, antique pieces, silk flowers or small delicate trinkets, lightly mist a small paintbrush and use that to do detailed dusting.
4 - Dust in the right direction - dust is like snow; it falls from the top to the bottom. So, when dusting, start with the highest items and work your way down to the lowest. If you don't, you'll have to repeat your work. Another good thing to keep in mind is to work in a spiral formation - working clockwise tackle all four corners and mouldings, then move down and dust all tops of frames, etc, lower again to dust all table tops and finally all baseboards. Then vacuum. Do you see how this allows no dust to fall on an already cleaned area?
3 - Use microfiber cloths - I've been spouting off about them for years. I can't understand why you would dust with anything else - it makes you spend more time cleaning! A microfiber cloth is electrostatically charged, meaning it literally attracts dust. It is also highly absorbent so it can last longer during your cleaning task. They won't leave lint or dust behind and leave surfaces streak-free.
2 - Clean your ducts every 5 years. That's a huge source of dust and allergens and if you have had renovations recently or have lived in the house after someone else has, this is the ultimate form of dusting. A vehicle will come by and vacuum your vents out, leaving no residual dust in the home environment due to dirty vents.
1 - To vacuum delicate areas or areas where you can't see, vacuum with a pantyhose covered dust brush. The nozzle can now collect dust while using a dust brush without running the risk of sucking up valuables or items you don't want vacuumed up!
Hope that has helped you - what are your dusting tips?
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I came here looking for ways to do less dusting and now I've learned I have to clean even more
@badhabit714
3 жыл бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@corbinbehrer5882
3 жыл бұрын
Lmfao 😂😂
@emmaross1191
3 жыл бұрын
my room is so dusty
@sarahalhijji5623
3 жыл бұрын
😹👍🏼
@vinsara5722
3 жыл бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂😂lol
Your last tip about the panty hose over the vacuum hose is fabulous! I am visually impaired and forever hearing things making horrific sounds as they are getting sucked into the vacuum. THIS IS A GODSEND and so are you
Melissa I love all your ideas so much I bought the 50 diy cleaning recipes. This really works I used it on 2 items that sort of go unnoticed, its been 2 weeks no dust and I live in Texas with all those dust storms. Magic Dust Repellant 1/2 tsp olive oil (helps to repel dust) 1 teaspoon vinegar (kills dust mites) 1/2 Cup distilled water 2 drops dish soap 10 drops lemongrass essential oil (your choice) Add to spray bottle Spray on microfiber cloth Use this mixture once a week, and keep dust away longer
In addition to dusting from top to bottom, always dust either from left to right, or right to left when entering each room. This way you will do a complete dusting with no backtracking. Last of all, dust the middle of the room and don't forget the light fixtures.
I have certainly been delighted by the Swiffer. I hate dusting as a rule and have heard how marvelous they are, so ordered the started kit. Used it yesterday and was so impressed at how easy and clean it left my surfaces, lights photo frames and other furniture, I have today ordered the 360 one. I also love your Makers Microfiber clothes, best ones I have ever used.
Being a cleaning professional, I usually recommend vacuuming last as a means of "cleaning of your cleaning mess" and its generally more sanitary. However, if you live in an excessively dusty or areas with tons of pet hair its often helpful to do some vacuuming before dusting so you don't stir that up into the air. Its natural for dust to move around as your dusting. The more you can keep your house dusted, make sure you replace your air filters regularly and vacuum regularly, the more it helps.
For dusting a fan, I use a pillow case. Cover a blade and slowly pull it off! :)
@theresabrown1272
4 жыл бұрын
Rochelle Crews yes I was just going to mention this
@polykween91
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the tips - I have this dilemma rn
@imnotsharingmyrealnameonth5601
3 жыл бұрын
then pillow case will be very dusty right?
@martaarevalo4389
3 жыл бұрын
Get the right tool at home depot or wherever store they sale a special brush for high and low, your house deserve the best to keep it clean right?
You make cleaning fun and entertaining. Thanks.
This girl is pro. Time to clean my office.
@tempah4542
8 жыл бұрын
+Logan HovaH fail.....
@mr.popoballballl745
6 жыл бұрын
2:08 i like that pussy
@megaCamTV
3 жыл бұрын
so @Hansol did you clean your office? or still busy busting up fire mage XD
@emmaross1191
3 жыл бұрын
i cant go home
It is so hard to remember to dust regularly! Thank you for these tips.
Great to hear!
Wow ... Can't believe I've never thought I'd putting microfiber in Swiffer mop to dust walls!! I've been mopping using that method but never thought of that, so yay thank you!! I actually love watching your channel cause even if it's something I know it have done before it just inspires me to clean. Every since I've started watching about 2 weeks ago I do at least one cleaning task every day and my house is already clean, so now I'm doing detail cleaning (things that you normally don't bother cleaning like vents, drains etc.) After I get that done here comes organizing!! Fun fun fun lol. But really just doing one thing a day makes a huge difference!
you are fantastic.the tips all work, and the way you present them is so clear and fresh.thankyou,sofia
@cleanmyspace
8 жыл бұрын
+Mirko Tucakov Thanks so very much!
@emiliaelena6230
8 жыл бұрын
+Clean My Space Melissa, please please answer those people wich keep asking how to clean that damn fiber cloth cuz I can't answer same question 27141436 times. thanks. ...
@TjanniHof
7 жыл бұрын
Emilia Elena Who says you have to answer people?😳 I'm sure Melissa has some info about it already, people are just to lazy to search for themselves.
@patricknoonansilage95
7 жыл бұрын
Mirko Tucakov f
Dusting Tip #11: Strap a microfiber cloth to a vacuum extention wand with a rubber band or elastic and start vacuuming. This will give you twice the pickup power than you had using the regular microfiber or vacuum. It also allows you to get into harder to reach areas such as using this technique with the crevice tool. You can also cut fingernail sized holes and attatch your dusiung brush to it, pushing the bristles through for three times the pickup power.
Method works well!
Thanks for the great tips! Prior to dusting, I turn off fan to AC/Heating system I use same tool on ceiling fans but I dampen it slightly as it goes everywhere in kitchen. I have flat mop same material as dusting tool and dampen it & wipe down walls. Can run it along baseboard if not too dirty. Keep the tips coming! Love them.
For baseboards, I have trimmed a old cotton yarn mop head (clean of course) down really short and attached it back to the handle, then used it to dust and scrub.
Really handy tips, plus the presenter was very easy on the eye and I liked her style of count down. Never thought cleaning could be this much fun.
Thank you for making the video on dusting tips, great ideas - that work! You are the best!
These are very helpful because I hate dusting because I'm allergic to dust mites and when I dust my hands break out in rashes and I have a hard time breathing.So I actually have a few tips of my own for those like myself that I've found works very well for me.To protect yourself well dusting wear dish gloves to protect your hands,to keep falling dust or particals from getting in your hair and breathing any in wear a shower cap to keep the dust out of your lovely locks and wear a face mask that is meant for painting to keep from breathing in heavy dust and goggels to keep your peepers safe if you don't have all those things wear a closed moto helment that works too and some work gloves for your hands.You may look a little silly but it works and helps it's great for us allergentic people.After your all done dusting keep everything on till you wipe them all off with a hand whipe to clean off any dust that got on them and so the dust won't touch you.Something I do extra you don't have to is I whipe my face clean with a face whipe and clean my eyes with eye wash and put ina few allergy eye drops to keep them happy and clear because they can get very earatated and I whipe down my clothes with a lint roller and all that has really helped me when I'm doing my dusting.I hope this helps others like me who deal with this too have a happy healthy day everyone.
@jasbirkaurvillaschi8019
8 жыл бұрын
did you know that if you put eucalyptus essential oil in your bed linen wash with the soap it will kill dustmites even at low temperatures I do about 5-10 drops per load bonus is help stuffy nose at night
@jessicathunderheart7810
8 жыл бұрын
No I didn't know that so thank you so much I will definitely do that.
@jasbirkaurvillaschi8019
8 жыл бұрын
you're most welcome I get a bad sore throat and allergic 'cold' from my allergy too and this has made life easier for me , vacuuming the mattress surface (I used anti dust mite covers on the pillows, mattress and wash the duvets regularly ) when changing linens helps keep the population down too
@serenesongs
5 жыл бұрын
You can wet a large cotton Hankey and tie over nose and mouth. Or tie it and then put water over the part on the nose . Keeps away dust .
@Emmisullivan14
4 жыл бұрын
I vacuum all the time with my HEPA and sealed vacuum cleaner and it works wonders!
Tip no 5. I thought she was going to recommend using your cat as a duster LOL.
@moonsinger8408
9 жыл бұрын
***** Oh, no! A Pekinese is much better. :)
@girdkids7135
7 жыл бұрын
she also has a robot voice
@karenchristensen8716
6 жыл бұрын
Me too....
@chinita_777
5 жыл бұрын
Hahahhahahaha me too 🤣
@andrewtejero6745
5 жыл бұрын
I was all stoked, I have 2 cats and was like "man, how clean is MY place going to be once I figure out how to turn my cats into dusters"
Melissa thank you so much for another wonderful video. God bless you.
I'm glad I watched this. This was some great tips.
another tip for under the bed: Get a long handled squeegee. The squeegee will pull the dust up and also drag anything out from under the bed. You get dust bunnies and it is great for pulling pet hair out of the carpet. I use the short squeegee that I use inside on the windows for the cat tree too.
Just bought myself an 8 pack of large microfiber cloths :) I'm excited about them lol!! Melissa, it would be fantastic if you could do a video for living with cats. I'm always worried about how to be sure my furniture and carpet is clean since my kitties tend to get cling ons etc!
Thanks for the tip about cleaning the decorations with a moistened makeup brush. It seems so simple, yet I never thought of using a makeup brush for this task. Very helpful. Thanks 😊
This was legitimately so helpful. Thank you so much.
The panty hose trick is an EXCELLENT idea. I always have problems with loose change or jewelry. Luckily I have all wood floors but I will def keep this in mind for the future. Thanks.
Dust vacuuming is the best way I have found. before you start cleaning you vacum all your vertical surfaces with the soft brush on your vacuum cleaner. It gets rid of the dust better than any micro fiber cloth out there :-)
@Oz4rmEg
8 жыл бұрын
Interesting!!! On all surfaces?
@butterflyqueen9260
8 жыл бұрын
I like that
@crybebebunny
4 жыл бұрын
That's what my daughter dose almost aways.
Best dusting video I've seen here.
Truly excellent and GENIUS tips!
Quarantaine be like : let’s remove all dust at home
@DgkYogi
3 жыл бұрын
the fact that this comment is almost a year old is terrifying
Hello Melissa, thank you for all your tips to make our cleaning easier, quicker, better and more exciting! They are so helpful!!! When I watch your channel, I become so active afterwards and want to clean something :) I like your videos very much and it is fun to watch them. I like the way you look, your voice and the way you present your topics. Good luck to you!!!
Can I just say, I love you... you gave me great ideas and things I now know I SHOULD'NT do for dusting. Wish I could give your more likes... One thing which I'd like to know, I have used the sock over the broom handle trick, but I was told if you wet it, cobwebs or those dust trails or whatever will actually stick to it better so it does'nt just fly down into your face. Same with blinds but I have not gotten to watch your video tips on that. Thanks again!
Thank you very much Melissa for all your dusting tips
Melissa ,I am not a fan of microfiber cloths. I dont think they absorb dust. My experience is that it moves it around. :(
@Ohkeh640
5 жыл бұрын
R.Chantal Baldowski what do you use
@indiag6361
5 жыл бұрын
4 years too late, but this is for anyone reading the comments for solutions... Spray a little bit of pledge or at least slightly dampen your microfiber cloth to trap more dust. Also, know when it’s time to retire a rag. Micro fibers are plastic so they absolutely break down with washes.
@SleeplessinOC
5 жыл бұрын
What do you use then ?
@alishamcdonnell1964
5 жыл бұрын
@@indiag6361 make sure to wash microfiber cloths together no other materials. No bleach or fabric softner
@rebeccaragan8709
5 жыл бұрын
wet them first and ring out ..
Melissa,You inspire me.Gosh.Thank you.Just wanna clean everything in my home right now:)
@cleanmyspace
10 жыл бұрын
I love hearing that, I am so glad when I can inspire someone to clean!
@elizabethCorkins83
8 жыл бұрын
Me too!!!
@harlemking0810
7 жыл бұрын
Melissa, you mentioned using a vacuum cleaner for the vents. Could you recommend a vacuum cleaner that is cheap but effective?
@Mzdiana82
7 жыл бұрын
Leroy Williams Shark vacuums are better than the Dyson!
i love this series! please do them weekly!!!
Truly handy tips..love it all..thnx
Great tips! What's a proper cleaning order: 1) dust 2) vacuum 3) mop?
Love, Love, Love the makeup brush tip!
I am sure you will find the tips very helpful! Enjoy your move!
loved it, thanks thats exactly what i was looking for.
This is magical. Definitely addicted to Clean My Space videos.
@cleanmyspace
10 жыл бұрын
Love to hear that, AuroraBeautyOfficial !
Very helpful for a single man ❤️🙈 Thank you!
Loves the video! Very helpful
Happy to find this channel.... all cleaning solutions superb👍🏻
Love the pantyhose trick!
what a gorgeous cat!
@DomainObject
4 жыл бұрын
What a gorgeous host!
Amazing as usual !
Melissa, thank you! Those are PERFECT lifesaving tips! 😍😍😍😍
@CXZ___
4 жыл бұрын
No nah no sorry no
Thank you for creating all these cleaning videos!! I am extremely messy and I admit the only cleaning I often does is my bathroom which is squeaky clean unlike my bedroom which accumulate thick dust. I am extremely lazy and I always put the cleaning on hold but recently I noticed my things keep piling up and I really need to put it away before I can't even walk in my bedroom. I live in a dorm-like room so whenever I buy snacks and all it keep piling up. My floor is ceramics so I can't exactly use vacuum cleaner. So I'm worried how I am supposed to clean my filthty yes Filthty ( I even see the dust becomes fucking cotton dust) bedroom now. I will take up your advice on the Microfiber clothes and also Vinegar. Although I am undecided between vinegar, lemon water or baking soda to clean those thick dust. My country is in Indonesia and so some of the products you use might not be sold here, so if you could provide alternative tools in a video for all the products you reccomend(things that is common worldwide), I'll be extremely grateful. Please tell me which one I should use between the three, it'll certainly help me a lot. Also if I use one of those, should I wipe it with water again after that or just leave it at that? I usually use Tissue and White Wood Oil ( Minyak Kayu Putih) to clean the dust as it gives a disinfectant for germs and the like also in a site I read, but I'll use too much tissue that even though the dust do stick a lot because of the oil. So I will use the microfiber cloth now. But how do you clean that microfiber clothes clean after using it? Do you have a tips on it too? What about the dust and haur sticking on a broom? How do we clean that? Thank you and sorry for asking so much. I see you as an expert in cleaning and I really Need some advices! >_
Green is your color;P You look so good in it.
@stephenpowstinger733
4 жыл бұрын
Sexy dress.
Thanks for the dusting tips. 😊
Thanks for motivating me to dust behind my television where dust was atrocious and now I subscribe to your channel and hopefully will get further motivation and tips to help me keep a cleaner home 😍😙💋
She didn’t recommend using a leaf blower in the house. Okay I did that once until my wife walked in. Probably would have gone over ‘less poorly’ if it wasn’t gas powered.
@stephenpowstinger733
4 жыл бұрын
🤣
@cancerjune2773
4 жыл бұрын
I’m cracking out loud hahaha I remember someone asked me how to take out dry flower of bougainvillea sticking on his tree/ I recommend a leaf blower it works like tsunami hahaha
@gloriajohansen9728
3 жыл бұрын
@@cancerjune2773 😂 All men love their power tools!
Dusting is my least favorite to do when cleaning mostly cuz the dust gets in my eyes and my sinus flare up and get congested from dusting that lasts for a week and by time im back to normal it is already time to dust everything again. T_T my other least favorite thing to do is organize everything, i never know where i what to put everything to make more space ^_^"
@julialucas6626
4 жыл бұрын
darkangelkitty34 My sister gave me a dusting tip last year. Wet your cleaning cloth with water and wring it out. Dust with the damp cloth. Rinse dust off when needed. Clean other items in your home. Dust does not get stirred up as much and the surface is much cleaner for longer when using a damp cloth 😀
@angelina-gg6zs
3 жыл бұрын
I wear googles and mask when I clean so I won't get anything's n the n my eyes or nose
@tasniaislam8357
2 жыл бұрын
Use microfiber clothes to dust and use masks
Thanks alot Melissa! I just happened to stumble upon your vids and i must say ...you do a great job! Not only are your video's useful ...they also put me in a happy mood :D :D
Wonderful ideas beautiful thank you
Thank you for making these, I love every one. My mom was not a good example of the right way to clean house when I was a kid. I pretty much taught myself - and I got to tell you, my way is slow going because I didn't have any tricks. Thanks to your excellent instruction, I am becoming armed with cleaning tricks galore. Thank you, Melissa 💗
Should I get stoned before or after dusting? Good worker when I'm stoned, but get distracted and won't finish dusting lol.
@aBANDIT.
4 жыл бұрын
uprite88 I know I’m five year late but definitely before AND after
All good stuff love it's helping me at work xxx
Great ideas and easy on the eyes too.
thank you! please do a top 10 list for motivating yourself to clean
@johnhenry2113
9 жыл бұрын
I have the answer. Just binge watch "Hoarders" you will clean like you've never cleaned before.
@walterholt7812
9 жыл бұрын
MuliBoy Just use the 15 minute rule. Anytime you leave your home for more than two hours the first 15 minutes after you return will be spent on cleaning, or organizing you home. In a short time you will start to finding it hard to find something that will take 15 minutes.
@johnhenry2113
9 жыл бұрын
Walter Holt Walter, you obviously haven't seen my hose or don't have children! If it works for you that's great...but seriously almost everything that is to be thoroughly cleaned takes more than 15 minutes. Peace.
@walterholt7812
9 жыл бұрын
John Henry It is a matter of time management. Sites like this can help with information, but it takes you to have a regular practice to save the time you may be wasting from procrastination or just doing the job when you 'feel' it is. Maybe you are taking the suggestion too literally.
@johnhenry2113
9 жыл бұрын
Walter Holt Perhaps. Of course you are right...just takes a little discipline.
as a guy...the only thing I dust is the tv and the inside of my computer.
@theflowerswhoknowme7
8 жыл бұрын
😂😂😂
@xtremeheadshot
8 жыл бұрын
haha true :D
@cristianarteaga1092
8 жыл бұрын
Me too
@BlueberryFundip
7 жыл бұрын
It's the bewbs
@sven4627
6 жыл бұрын
same here bro lol
Very useful tips explained in a fun way..thnx dear
Very useful! Thank you Melissa!
The more you clean and remove dust, the less likely it will come back.
@JadetheGoober
3 жыл бұрын
Yes, and change your air filters regularly ☺️
I'm actually not a huge fan of microfiber clothes. They aren't absorbent, and they stick to everything in the dryer. Am I doing something wrong here?
@emiliaelena6230
8 жыл бұрын
let them air dry and never use fabric conditioner on them..
@drxcreatures
6 жыл бұрын
There are not much better. No.
@hamsack981
6 жыл бұрын
Don't use dryer sheets. Makes them staticy.
@whittanyanderson5029
6 жыл бұрын
I love mine. They are super-absorbent and work so well. There are some cheaply made microfiber cloths and some that claim to be microfiber that aren't. Maybe you have a knockoff?
@Toob41
6 жыл бұрын
They must be terribly itchy. Stick to cloths, microfibre isn't for wearing 🙂
OMG! Thank you so much for the information regarding microfiber cloths, I have some but never really used them....
Love these tips
Dust/cobwebs and popcorn ceilings are a nightmare
@crybebebunny
4 жыл бұрын
HOW CAN I DUST POPCORN/COTTAGE CHEESE CEILINGS? ¿? ¿? I would make my hubby remove and replace but, we live in an Apartment. We rent here.
Omg you're a miracle 😄
@Spitoasa
6 жыл бұрын
:))))))))))))))))) Yes Sir'
Great idea about the paint brush, tip number 5. That’s what I was hoping to get tips on when searching the video. Thank you to you and Molly the cat 🐈
Love the list format - more tips in each video!
I was hoping for a mini blinds dusting tip
@stephenpowstinger733
4 жыл бұрын
Best thing is to throw them out and, if affordable, get some new style blinds.
Melissa, you have VERY nice...ummm...dusting tips. Made my day!
awesome tip with the sock on the end of the mop handle! you're the best!
Subscribed to your channel. Awesome tips!
I clicked here for reasons I dare not explain
I can't find my old mobile phone which seems to have switched off, running out of battery so I can't ring it. Can u tell me how to find it please?
@ahliyabalon2670
8 жыл бұрын
Go to a mobile store
@AhoMt
7 жыл бұрын
haha :)
@GlitchEmpireBrett
6 жыл бұрын
Farman Koshnaw clean u might find it
@Spitoasa
6 жыл бұрын
ahahahahahahaha=))))
Amazing tips, thank you!! 👍🏻☺️
THANK YOU!!! This was super helpful for my cleaning needs!!!
What??? Im here for supranatural dusting magics. This was basic stuff
I just vacuum my walls every once in while...quick, easy, no special tools.
@zagfan44
3 жыл бұрын
You must have a self-propelled vacuum able to climb walls, no?
Very nice ideas. Thanks.
Microfiber cloth!!! How did I not know about this?!?! Bought a pack of 2 for 99 cents AMAZING! Thank you!👍
Our A/C guy said never clean your ducts because the process can damage the ducts and cause leaks.
What the hell is a base board? Do you mean skirting board?
@essemsween818
8 жыл бұрын
Yes, it is Tony, and 'Crown Moulding' is coving, cornices & ceiling roses. What is it someone said about the US and us? Two countries separated by a common language? 😂
@BlueberryFundip
7 жыл бұрын
I love how you put it
@beigestallion2929
6 жыл бұрын
Tony Fisher it’s always funny to see big you tubers commenting for personal purposes on other videos
@louisedauz7696
6 жыл бұрын
We have baseboard
Very helpful cleaning tips! Cleaning is such a pain and it helps to know the best ways!
This is so cool! Thank you for the tips! :D
The makeup brush tip is really useful (probably wouldn't have thought of it on my own and I have tons of small items around my room that I have to dust often)
looks soo good
Love your video's!
Hi Melissa !! I own a small carpentry workshop so dust is a BIG problem in the office. The best advice to clean a massive dust cover office !! It is everywhere and in massive quantities !! Thank u
Amazing tips. Thank u
Your tips are the most practical ones I've heard. Loved your explanation about Oxi -Bleach and that the store brand works as well as the name brand. I hate dusting but will actually do it using your super ideas. Good Luck with your business.
Congratulations. Great tip #1. I have a cleaning business in Davenport Fl. I will use your #1 tip. I always use the little brush on the vacuum to dust but putting a black nylon panty hose was an excellent idea. Thanks for sharing.
I learnt so much from this video !