So of course you'll need a vacuum. Let's within this thing up and our trippy rave looking suction tube thingies so there we go alright oh shoot. I'm gonna break it. I have used a vacuum before.

Not much to it let's put it to the test. First thing we have to do is attach the dust daddy to the ergonomic grip there's a notch right there that has to line. Up.

Keep your Dust Daddy tubes free of debris after use. If anything gets caught inside the tubes, detach the Dust Daddy from your vacuum, then use the suction from your vacuum to pull out the debris from front end of the tubes. Wipe clean with a warm damp cloth.

Start with the crevice tool and get in the space between the baseboard and floor or carpet. Use the dust brush attachment to run along the baseboards in a horizontal motion. A thorough monthly vacuuming of your baseboards is ideal.

After all, if we're going to spend our time making and using a cleaner, it needs to be a necessary product, not just something marketers have led us to believe we need. Simply stated, a dusting spray is used to trap dust and other allergens, making it easier to pick up the unwelcome guests with a cloth or duster.

Dusting sprays are another common dusting method. Many dusting sprays are great at cleaning lots of dust and leave your home smelling nice. However, these sprays commonly leave a residue. This may not be suitable for certain furniture materials such as wood.

It's worth noting that this is surely more expensive than your run of the mill sponge, but I imagine the large size and special material might contribute to the cost. According to the brand, the sponge is supposed to last two weeks - just as long as a normal one, though it'll vary for each person.

Scrub Daddy makes high-performance cleaning products by combining exclusive materials with fun, functional designs. Texture changing scrubbers, smell resistant sponges, scratch-free scour pads are just a few reasons we are America's Favorite Sponge® company!

Should you dust with a damp cloth? We at Castle Keepers find dusting with a plain, slightly damp microfiber cloth the best way to remove dust from the home, much superior to dusting with oils or sprays. “Damp dusting” is also much easier than dry dusting and more effective because it catches more dust.

All you need is vinegar, olive oil, and a touch of soap to recreate my grandmother's dust-repellant spray recipe. The coating the spray leaves helps more dust propel off surfaces and onto the floor, which means you'll have to clean those hard to dust places a little less.

Most standard vacuum floor tools have a switch that raises and lowers a brush which allows you to vacuum both carpets and hard floors. Use the brush lowered for hard floor vacuuming as this will prevent scratching of the floor and use the brush raised for vacuuming carpets.

These are the brushes to use to clean dirt & dust from delicate furniture… These dusting brushes come in both nylon and horsehair bristles and are designed to clean the dust off surfaces on furniture, trim and delicate surfaces without leaving a mark.

The surfaces that need dusting twice a month are areas that don't see a lot of traffic. Rooms like guest rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and other spaces that normally don't see a lot of traffic need wiping every two weeks. It is not a big deal if you miss a week, so don't stress it if you can't clean it twice a month.

• Keep it outside.
• Groom your pets in a clean space.
• Pack up paper and fabrics.
• Change your sheets often.
• Use a vacuum with a HEPA filter.
• Get an air purifier.
• Line tall surfaces with newspaper.
• Declutter and cut back on fabrics.

Should you dust with a damp cloth? We at Castle Keepers find dusting with a plain, slightly damp microfiber cloth the best way to remove dust from the home, much superior to dusting with oils or sprays. “Damp dusting” is also much easier than dry dusting and more effective because it catches more dust.

Microfiber cloths Microfiber cloths are great all-around hand dusters to keep at home because they're gentle on surfaces and act like a magnet for dust - the material attracts the tiny particles, lifts them off surfaces and traps them. And while you can use the cloths dry, damp cloths are much better at holding onto debris, Mock says.