If it feels like you’re losing the battle against dust in your home, put down your feather duster. Instead of just cleaning more, there are some easy solutions to reduce that thin layer of dust that ...

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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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Dust is a problem for multiple reasons: Tiny particles of skin, dirt, pollen, and dander can coat the surfaces of your furniture and walls (making things look dingy), and as gross as it sounds they ...

Achoo! That dust that’s been collecting while you were stuck indoors has got to go. But don’t try to brush it away with a feather duster—that will only make things worse. Here are some recommended ...

If you've been waging a losing battle against dust settling back on your floors and baseboards just days after cleaning, it may be time for a new tactic to stop it from gathering again. Particularly ...