It has a flexible body that can bend into tight corners or underneath furniture. When you’re done using it, unsnap the head and wash it as per the manufacturer’s advice. It has a folded design to grip onto the ceiling fan blades. The contoured shape is designed for standard blades. The soft microfiber bristles remove dust, lint, and other debris without spreading it around the room or dropping onto the floor. The Boomjoy telescoping duster reaches heights of 100 inches. The handle can be extended from 31.9 inches to 100! So no matter what heights you’ve got to reach, this duster can help. It’s especially good at reaching the top of bookshelves, cabinets, and curtain rails. Using a spray: If using a spray, don’t go overboard. A little goes a long way, and too much could damage your surfaces. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

With these general tips, your dusting efforts will never go awry. For more specific ways to dust surfaces, crevices, and more tips, read on.Dust the walls: Don’t skip the walls! Use your duster or cloth to wipe your walls in a top to bottom fashion. You can use this on couches, ceiling fans, floors, in tight corners, and anywhere else the nozzle will fit. It also has a brush feature to ensure it doesn’t scratch or damage your surfaces.

Beth McCallum is a freelance writer & book blogger with a degree in creative writing, journalism, and English literature. First, have you ever heard of dust mites? They’re tiny little bugs that can actually live in and feed on dust (3). Their waste is what triggers allergic reactions. Dust mites can especially infest your bed, worsening your allergies at night. Nobody likes a dusty home. Firstly, it can trigger allergic reactions (1). Secondly, it’s pretty unsightly. And lastly, it can actually cause damage to your furniture. Regularly clean your dusting and vacuuming tools. A dirty duster and a full vacuum will not remove dust well.

The set includes 12 towels in four assorted colors—pink, yellow, green, and blue. You can designate different colors for specific tasks, which makes for a more hygienic cleaning experience. For added convenience, these towels are machine washable, but they should not be exposed to heat. With high-quality stitching and reinforced edges, the manufacturer claims these towels can withstand hundreds of washes without unraveling or disintegrating. Some users say the cloths are thin and not as absorbent, which means they might also scratch extremely delicate surfaces, such as car paint. Change bedding weekly: You should be cleaning your bedsheets weekly anyway, but doing so will also help minimize dust. With its positively charged fibers, microfiber cleaning cloths effectively attract, lift, and grab dirt and grime—all while being gentle on surfaces. "Microfiber towels are the darling of the professional cleaning world for good reason, because they not only save money and the environment, but also they make your cleaning labor more effective with every stroke,” says Melissa Homer, Chief Cleaning Officer at MaidPro and member of The Spruce's Cleaning Review Board. “This makes them the truest win-win of the cleaning industry!" What’s more, they are woven to be strong, and because of their tiny manmade fibers, they leave no lint behind.