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Thank you.
Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
Best Dust Cloth/or Dusting Method??
So I'm using an old microfiber cloth and it seems to just spread the dust around after I use it on about three pieces of furniuture. I'm also using OrangeGlo.
Then I go get a soft face cloth and it seems as if it's doing the same. Not really capturing the dust...
So what do you use? How do you dust??
Thanks..
Re: Best Dust Cloth/or Dusting Method??
Rarely.
I like pledge lemon scented dust & allergen with a microfiber cloth. I find that some microfibers tend to leave lint behind, so you might try one designed for glass that's sort of smooth - not describing it well but they're usually labeled as glass cleaning cloths. I really like the pledge, though - very light, not overpowering scent, and does a nice job of trapping cat hair and dust. I do have allergies and I don't get as sneezy the day after dusting with this, so I think it keeps stuff from getting disturbed and floating around in the house, you know?