A toothbrush is the perennial tool when it comes to cleaning hard-to-reach places. Whether that’s the corners of your desk, narrow blinds, or air vents, wrapping a Swiffer duster sheet around a toothbrush is one the best ways to combat those problematic spots in your office.
Similarly, how do you clean underneath a sofa?
Considering this, how do you clean under furniture without moving it?
All you need to dust under heavy furniture without moving a sofa or cabinet is an electrostatic extension duster, the kind made for wiping the tops of ceiling fans and tall shelves. You’ll need one with a bendable, removable head made from electrostatically charged fibers.
How do you remove heavy dust from furniture?
To remove dust from upholstered furniture, put on a rubber glove and rub it over the surface. “It will create static and pull out dust, hair, and fur,” says Boston-based green-cleaning coach Leslie Reichert. Then follow with a thorough hoovering with the upholstery tool.
How do you clean the corners of baseboards?
Clean corners, edges or details using cotton swabs dipped in your mixture of water and dishwashing liquid. Set up fans to help your baseboards dry before returning furnishings to their places.
How do you clean dust from under your bed?
How do I stop things from going under my couch?
How often should I vacuum my couch?
‘ Vacuuming your sofa every week is a must, even if you can’t see the dust. It’s easy to remember to clean your carpets and floors, but don’t neglect furniture. Pet hair, dust, germs and so on can build on the surfaces, so using a vacuum with different attachments can be useful.
