Here are some examples from your fabulous Flash teammates Join the #DustItOff challenge on Insta and TikTok ⚡ All electronics at home have their own electric charge and literally attract small dust particles. This is why your monitors, TV screens, printers, DVDs and other devices always have a thin layer of dust on them. Dealing with dust on electronics is quite easy. They need to be wiped with a microfibre towel. However, if you want to prolong the effect of the cleaning, you can use specialised anti-static spray. Stuffed Animals

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This wonderful Flash team have been sharing their WOW moments of all the hidden dust they captured, and we want you to add yours to the pile! Here’s how to get involved: The library is amongst the dustiest places at home. However, cleaning your books is easier than you think. Get the small brush attachment of your vacuum cleaner and thoroughly run it through your bookshelf. You don’t need to pull out every book and clean it individually every time, just vacuum the edges and the top of the books. You can wipe the book covers one by one during your spring-cleaning routine. Love this product only negative I've found is the tilt part at the stops it fitting beging some radiators where the gap is narrow So ... I've been trying my duster out in a variety of places and these have been my successes so far And now, as always, we want to hear from you! Jump into the comments and share your experiences so far. Are you loving the Flash Dust Magnet? 💙top of the list has to be the spider webs in the windows. In particular the bathroom window, really easy to use and 4 days in no further spider webs !! I am wondering if there is something in the duster that is discouraging re-webbing

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Textile curtains attract a lot of dust. They act like an air filter of the room, trapping small particles and debris when windows are open. This is why it’s important to clean your curtains regularly if you want to reduce the amount of dust getting in. Vacuum thoroughly your drapes with the upholstery attachment once every week. You should also consider washing your drapes every 3 months. Most curtains can be machine washed safely, without risk of shrinking and deterioration. However, lace and chiffon curtains should be hand washed. As for heavy types of drapes, such as velvet, professional curtain cleaning is the best option. Take an “after” pic of your beautifully clean space with the dusty build up that your Flash Dust Magnet has collected. Feel free to use one of your social sharing cards to help you capture the perfect shot. Remember to use: #ad, #DustItOff, #FlashDustMagnet, #savvycircle and tag @supersavvymeofficial and @joyofclean! The TV - and the unit which has shelves that is difficult to get to - this has been easily the least effort I have used in cleaning the unit shelves around the dvd and blu ray player Like curtains and drapes, window blinds are a barrier between dust coming from outside and your home. Cleaning blinds made of plastic, wood, or other solid material, is quite easy. Once a week, take a damp clean cloth and wipe them off. You can dip the cleaning towel in an anti-static cleaner for a greater efficiency. As for textile blinds, you can take them off and machine-wash them safe at lower temperature – 30 or 40 degrees.