"Ideally, you should try to dust at least once every week," says Amanda. "For me personally, it's something that I try to do ...

Dusting is often seen as annoying, but learning to do it correctly can make a big difference in your home. Regular dusting helps clean indoor air by removing allergens like dust mites, pet dander and ...

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Housekeeping is undeniably repetitive, but word on the web was that there's an incredible hack that’s making waves. We're here to confirm: it’s a game changer. This DIY dusting solution, popularized ...

To keep dust away for longer, make sure you're cleaning in the proper order. A damp microfiber cloth is the expert-approved way to clear, and prevent, dust build-up. Avoid circulating dust by cleaning ...

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