Dust Busters: Tips to keeping your home dust free:
Living in Spruce Grove, Alberta you are probably well aware of the struggle of keeping your home dust-free.Â
Due to the gusty winds, the dust seems to find its way into every nook and cranny acting like an unwanted houseguest that just won’t leave. So grab your supplies and read our secret tips to get that pesky dust out of your home.Â
1- Consistency is key:
When it comes to cleaning dust, consistency is important. One key tip is to dust off all appliances and furniture every two days, or every week if that’s more suitable.Â
Dusting will become much easier if there are fewer pieces placed on the surfaces.
2- Top-to-bottom rule:
Start dusting from the higher surfaces and work your way down. Always dust before brooming or vacuuming the floors.Â
This way, any dust that falls will land on surfaces that haven’t been cleaned yet.
3- Damp dust with a microfibre cloth:
Microfibre cloths are great for trapping dust as the positively charged fibers attract and hold onto the dust particles. The key is to damp dust first, and then follow it with dry dust for squeaky clean surfaces.
4- Invest in a HEPA filter:
A vacuum that has a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter will trap all the dust particles, preventing them from recirculating in the air.
These filters are designed to trap pollen, dust mites, and pet hair hence improving the overall air quality. An air purifier can also be used as an alternative to keep the air smelling fresh.
5- Bare floors and clean bedding:
Carpets and rugs tend to trap a lot of dust and require a proper cleaning routine which can become such a hassle, so keeping floors bare or using washable area rugs can reduce dust accumulation.
Dusty bedding can cause major skin break-outs, so wash your bedding at least once a week.
Follow these tips and say goodbye to your dusty homes. Happy Cleaning!
Here at Queendom, it’s valuable for you to hire us because we believe in treating houses like homes. Our aim is to facilitate individuals in better living and allowing them to trust us to take care of the molds and the grime.
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