5. Ceiling fans
Cover a fan blade with a pillowcase and start sliding it back towards to trap the dust particles in the pillowcase without causing a mess. Or if you don’t want to do all of the steps, wipe the fans with a cloth and clean your floor afterward because you will end up with a great mess.
6. Walls
Walls can easily collect dust and ignoring them can be really bad especially for allergic people. Use the brush attachment on your vacuum to clean the wall. The process can be slow and boring, but it is the best solution so far.
7. Car vents
Almost everyone forgets to clean their car vents when cleaning their cars, and the vents can get really dusty really fast and can blow the dust all over the car when activated. Cleaning car vents is really easy, simply use a foam brush to clean them and you can call it a day.
8. Light fixtures
If you have standing or hanging light fixtures or chandeliers, use a lamb wool duster to remove the dust and make sure to be gentle to avoid causing any damage to the lights. If you have recessed can light, you can use a damp cloth to get rid of the dust.
9. Wood furniture
Dusting wood furniture is one of the easiest things to do because you can use any duster type you want (feather, cloths, old shirts, lamb’s wool). Use any duster you want, but if the furniture is too dusty, make sure to dampen the cloth before using it.
10. Clean dust and gunk from the windshield
When cleaning windshields, people focus entirely on the exterior part of the windshield completely ignoring its interior. Well, the interior builds up residue, dust, oil, and body fluids, and for that reason, you should not ignore the interior.
