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Get Rid of DUST with These Tips! #cleaning #fyp #wow

Welcome to Week Four of the 2025 Spring Cleaning Spree!
We’re kicking things off in the living room by tackling the spots that usually get skipped during weekly cleaning. Today we are focusing on shelves, light fixtures, and ceiling fans. These areas collect a surprising amount of dust and deserve a proper deep clean.
Two things that can really help keep dust under control between cleanings are using an air purifier and regularly changing your AC or furnace filters. Both can make a big difference in your home’s air quality.

13 Replies to “Get Rid of DUST with These Tips! #cleaning #fyp #wow”

  2. Swiffer dusters and all those disposable dusting and mopping products are so bad for the environment. You use them once or twice and then they end up in landfills somewhere. Cotton rags/towels that you can wash and use over and over are so much better. And 100% cotton is biodegradable. Just avoid fabric softeners when washing them so they won’t leave a film that streaks and attracts more dust.

  3. Since finding your channel Brandon and the swiffer duster after you recommended it, you’ve changed our dusting life! We now have a swiffer in every room and if we spot any dust it’s sorted. The dust has visibly reduced in our home so much, also, my husband has really bad dust allergies, so I’m eternally grateful to you!! x❤x

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  7. Ahhhh we just changed my AC filter the other day. I didn’t really know what it did to be honest. I’m excited to discover it helps with dust! Yay!

  8. get air purifying plants. they work! i noticed a big difference in dust!

  11. Wow, this is nice, I usually use a ladder and clothes ( & maybe a bucket) to wipe & rinse. All that you said is true and important. I also try to reduce the amount of furniture I have so I don't have to dust a lot.

  12. I found a company that manufactures air filters here in the US. We purchased a reusable one about 3 years ago. All we have to do is wash it with the hose once a month. It has saved us a lot of money.

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