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Dusting Sucks—Here’s How to Avoid It Completely
Monday, March 10, 2025
If dusting makes you cringe but you want a spotless, dust-free home, here are some brilliant tips to prevent dust accumulation without endlessly wiping down all the surfaces:
- Get an Air Purifier: An air purifier with a HEPA filter can trap dust in the air before it gets a chance to settle. Leave one on in high-traffic areas of your home to lower the amount of dust in the air.
- Replace Your HVAC Filters: Replacing your HVAC filters with high-efficiency ones catches more dust particles, so they don't circulate in your home. Don't forget to replace these filters periodically for best results.
- Keep Your Windows Closed: Dust, pollen, and other pollutants find it easy to creep in when the windows are open. Use air conditioning or fans instead to control airflow without bringing outdoor dust inside.
- Clean Out Your Home: The less stuff you have out on display, the less there is for dust to settle on. Make shelves, countertops, and tables as bare as possible. Keep decorative items hidden away in cabinets to reduce dust accumulation.
- Vacuum with a HEPA Filter: Vacuum carpets, rugs, and upholstery at least weekly using a HEPA-filtered vacuum to effectively trap fine dust particles instead of releasing them into the air again.
- Damp Mop Floors: Dust can accumulate on hardwood, tile, and laminate floors. Use a damp mop, which is much more effective than a dry sweep since it catches dust instead of releasing it into the air.
- Wash Clothes Often: Curtains, bedding, and upholstered furniture are notorious for collecting dust. Washing them from time to time in hot water minimizes the amount of circulating dust in your home.
- Use Doormats and Enforce a No-Shoes Rule: Most of the dust indoors comes inside from outdoors. Good quality doormats on entry doors and a "no-shoes inside" policy can significantly lower the amount of dirt that gets into your house.
- Try Anti-Static Spray: Using anti-static spray on surfaces such as electronics, blinds, and furniture repels dust, preventing it from piling up so easily.
- Brush Your Pets Regularly: Pet hair and dander contribute significantly to dust indoors. Brushing and bathing your pets on a regular basis can cut back on shedding and make your house cleaner.
By implementing these smart habits, you can reduce dust in your home without always grabbing a duster. Which tip do you think would work best for you?
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