I feel you. But I was surprised many years ago when I found out why dust is necessary in our world. So, while I still lament about dust, it is tempered with appreciation.
Swiffer brand products have changed my life. The extendable Swiffer he shows is probably my most used cleaning tool. I don’t begrudge spending the money but, if someone invented machine washable Swiffer dusters they’d make a gazillion dollars.
I just found your channel two days ago and I am now HOOKED! Thanks for sharing all of the amazing cleaning tips! This is seriously THE go-to channel for cleaning tips. The videos are straight to the point, humorous, entertaining, and most of all educational. You can't ask for more than that. Thanks again for the videos and keep up the great work!
Thank you! Thank you so much for this video! 😭🙏😭🙏 I was literally about to break down crying, trying to comprehend how I could possibly *effectively* dust *everything properly* !You’re a life saver! I’m forever in your debt 😖
I’ve just found your channel. Your accent is comforting because you sound like you’re from my area! You’re easy to listen to and I appreciate the work you put into this channel. I feel more inspired than usual. God bless you and your family!
Now my two sons are allergic to dust mites, and pollen doctor said to clean my house 3 times a week 😓😓😓 on top of that i work 6 days a week. I'm following your tips and see how it goes!
how do you not have more subscribers?? This video was literally a godsend, all the other cleaning vids I find on yt just repeat useless information that we already know! Thanks for the great tips keep it up!
Appreciate the microfiber flat mop tip❣️Just got done dusting my walls with a Swiffer wet pad come to find there’s still dust. Searched RUclips for a solution and found this.
Yeeeeaaassssss!!!! My clean freak and OCD is satisfied with the outcome of these tips. Very useful for anime figures, gunpla, Warhammer 40k and all my other collections (compressed air works for it too)
An alternative to a microfiber cloth is a piece of fleece cloth. It's very soft so I don't have to worry about scratching my furniture, and I find it collects and holds a lot of dust. I fold it over and use the opposite side, and as I do so, some of the dust on the dirty side embeds itself into the cloth so I can re-use the first side after a while. I have over 200 figurines and many bookshelves that collect big dust bunnies and it takes me a couple of hours to wipe them all down - the last thing I want is for it take even more time, while I stop and clean off the accumulated dust. I bought a length of fleece fabric and just cut it into a few large pieces.
I never use a swiffer duster, I have a lambswool duster and I use that. We don’t need to be disposing of more crap. Swiffer duster’s just make trash. I’ve had my lambswool duster for 10 years all I have to do is roll up between my palms of my hands and Wala it’s clean. Of course I do that outside.
Thank you so so much for all these tips!!! I only just started to look into properly cleaning my house after figured out that my dustmite allergy has caused me all sorts of skin issues. Was going to get professional cleaners but the ones that are reasonably priced aren't available till after the new years...so I am gonna do what I can do in the mean time on my own. I will be sure to use your tricks and advice!
You are the BOMB!! (that's a good thing!) Would you help a 64 yr. old senior by answering a question? Since that great backpack "thingy" you use is most definitely NOT in my budget, how do I clean my HORRIBLY dusty ceiling fans? As I said, being a sort of "wobbly" old lady, ladders and I are not friends! And is it a good idea to maybe cover the bed under the fan to catch all that falling dust? I'm SURE you'll hear from me again....since a maid isn't in the budget either, lol !! Thanks so much. :)
You would have to hand wipe each blade if you dont have a backpack vacuum. But since you can’t get on a ladder, I would ask a young man or lady from your church if he would be willing to do it for you👍🙂
Something that could be worth adding, would be the difference with dry dusting and wet dusting. We live in a rural area in the mountains and the dust is a lot heavier. For our clients we could go to their homes a week later and it looks like we never did anything. Also there is a lot of fireplaces and wood burning stoves for the winter which add to the particulates in the air/dust. I find that just using a Swiffer is not enough. We will do the high to low dusting with the Swiffer, then go back over all the lower surfaces with a microfiber cloth and small amount of dusting chemicals. Do you have any thoughts on this process, to wear we would not have to double over the work? or just the dry vs. wet dusting in general?
I also use a back pack vacuum. I just got it a few months ago and now I wonder what took me so long to get one. Best thing I've purchased for my cleaning business!
Did you get one for your whole team, or multiple? My worry is buying one for each team member is hefty in price, I was thinking we could get one to start and then have them check them out? The person with the biggest house or the deep clean gets it??
@@brittanywebster4154 We only have one backpack vacuum although we dont have a team. My wife and I clean houses together. We don’t hire employees. That allows us to maintain quality and it gives people the peace of mind they wont have strangers going in and out the house.
Could you also make a video on wet/damp dusting (wherein dust is wiped off with a moist cloth or sponge, etc..). Sometimes people prefer damp dusting to dry dusting especially when it is stuck to the surface/ built-up over time that it's very hard to remove by only using dry dusting methods (E.g. Dust build-up on fan blades, Crusty dust patches on tables etc..). In some other cases, dust combines with grease to form a sticky layer on surfaces(especially in the kitchen) which requires additional work when simple damp dusting methods wouldn't work.
THe problem I have with microfiber is that once the cloth is full of dust (after 2 wipes), its impossible to clean that cloth again to reuse. Unless you spend time vaccuming the cloth after every 2 wipes which is tiring.
Amazing video. You got yourself a new subscriber. A very useful hack that I use the take the fur of my Chow Chow out of fabric is to rub the fabric you a rubber glove. It works perfectly.
Love this! Just a hint on window blinds- take them to the Carwash & hose them down really good. Be sure to line the back of the car with trash bags if you don’t have time to hang them to dry before bringing them back home. And for larger indoor fake plants, or baskets, or anything like that that gathers a lot of dust, hose them down in the shower, or if it’s nice outside do it out there with a water hose.
There is Anti dust spray, dear. It works as dust repellent. Spray on the clean surface, the next time it dusts, it will not stick, u can just dust off with feather duster.
Nice, simple video with good tips. Thank you. In my home, I use a dry floor Swiffer to clean my textured walls once or twice a year. It does a super job.
You make cleaning sounds fun and cool. Which is not it. Haha! We are getting a new home soon and I am educating myself for when I become a 1st time homeowner. I found your channel last week and went through almost all your videos. I have learned so much and you make your videos so entertaining that we don't forget what you're saying. It's great!
I use the Clorox cleaning wand to do my walls. I strap a cloth over the pad and away I go. I also clean my walls using Clorox wipes over the wand tip too. It helps for those fast cleans. I do spring clean and do a deep clean with the cloth and bucket. It’s nice to have that wand to help with the quickies.
The thing with air purifier is that when setting to one side of the room is not going to pick up dust from the other side of the room. So would need to set 4 or 5 purifier at a big room so pick up dust at every corner
hey for alot of on the cheap but awesome cleanin and to help remove smells,use some vinegar in water in grungy places or small bowls set out can capture and replace that smells.Boiling it on stove and let mist float aroun ,it absorbs so much and can add some real lemon juice in it .great stuff for everything.i know you know,
I like to “collect” as much dust as possible and use the swifter dry pad to collect the dust on larger flat surfaces that I would otherwise use a microfiber towel.
These are great! But do you have any eco friendly suggestions for some of these? Microfiber cloths shed microplastics into the air when you use them, and shed microplastics into the waterways when you wash them. Same thing with swiffer dusters (though you wouldn't be washing them haha.) Plus the lint roller creates plastic waste too. I really did enjoy this, I'm just very concerned about the environment and I know a lot of people would like to know what alternatives they have available to them too! These were really smart! Especially the makeup brush one! So honestly, thank you!
I still use cotton rags & add Murphy’s to bucket of water to help keep dust down. Just the weight of water alone helps dust to stick. Love my elder sister’s advice in bathroom she blow-dries dust, hair..into corner & swoops up one pile; I use this method in all rooms what with all the picture frames, nicnacs, books..😉
Just use the vacuum with a dusting attachment for everything. Or if no brush attachment, use small dustpan type brush or the make up brush with the vacuum hose inches away so no dust goes flying. The hose should suck the dust right out of the air as you dislodge it.
@pieceofpeace look into some lint free cloths. That’s what I use to dust. I don’t spray any products into the air either. Just the dry cloth and occasionally some lemon oil on the older furniture or antiques if needed.
I ditched 95% of nick knacks over 20 years ago--not worth "detailing" I think the house looks so much cleaner without them! (I do have a couple plants and use a damp washcloth on them while watching TV
This is more for prevention but get a mat/rug that is good at catching dust/mud/etc. Insist people wipe before taking off their shoes. Better if you have two though, one inside and one outside your door. Clean regularly, most can be machine washed(i think, mine can).
I love my backpack vacuum! I have a different brand, but i love the backpack style regardless. To me, its easier on my body. My upper body is good and strong, but i have problems with my legs (thanks Vasculitis) and pushing around an upright kills me.
This video is great! Can u help me? We have so much dust in the house and pet hairs. We don't have air filters because we have a boiler and we don't have air ducts. We have nothing to help us get the dust out of the air and we don't have good air flow. We have an air purifier but only one and it doesn't work that good. Need mad help over here!!! I need some ideas
What is your suggestion for cleaning a very dusty house ( I mean it’s like someone threw handfuls of dirt on every thing) my friend that’s very old has a full time job so she is like never really home because of having to work overtime as well needs her house cleaned up so I’m traveling to her area for my week off and was wanting to try to go clean her house but I really could some advice please
U gotta spray dust & allergen spray on your towel so that the dust sticks to the towel otherwise you’ll just spread the dust into the air. A good spray would be Pledge. U can find them at Walmart and target
Not true at all. Thats the whole point of microfiber the dust automatically sticks. Plus, you can only use things like Pledge on certain types of wood.
You are so funny! I don’t have an air purifier 😮. Is that the “air filter” you are saying we need to clean out regularly? Cause when I heard “clean your air filter regularly,” I was like whaaaattt?? Can you recommend one? Or do you have any videos on air purifiers?
Yes ma’am air purifiers have filters that have to be maintained👍 The air filter I was referring to though is the filter that goes in your return vent to your house that goes with you central heating and air system.🙂
Yes but be forewarned, it doesn't do well with construction dust or pollen. Because the dust is so fine, it somehow clogs up the bag and brings the suction/airflow down. I recommend a Shopvac for construction dust. You want something bagless for new construction or pollen and a Shopvac is perfect for that.
Cant i just get a few box fans and some of those 99¢ blue hvac square filters then take a leaf blower to everything.. i figure if theres enough air movement with filtration and wear my dust mask and some safety glasses to prevent dust eye and funk lung..
Hello Eva! No ma'am. I believe polishing is what you are referring to. I still need to do a video about polishing. But whenever we use Pledge or something to polish wood furniture we use a dedicated separate cloth, apart from the microfiber cloth we used to dust, that is solely for polishing. The polishing cloth is typically just a regular cotton wash cloth. Of course we dont polish all wood furniture because there are certain types of wood finishes where it just doesnt make sense and honestly, just makes a mess.
I have never had alot of luck with that method. It has always created a mud like paste on them with the water combining with the thick dust. Maybe it just depends on the plant, thanks for the comment!
i'm here because i tried to go into my front room, after not going in there for a year, and i tried to use sponge and water and all i did was made mud.
Do you have any good idea for anything really good face protection against room-filling dust that got caught in carpets and on furniture and belongings stored in between it? And the gaps between furniture are not ever feeling accessible to clean? Is the only way dismantling?
How can I clean and dust textured surfaces, like a window sill that isn’t “smooth”? I suppose I could try using lint rollers but is there a better way ?
Seems to me that when dusting the walls with the microfiber on the flat mop, you could secure the microfiber by holding the loose ends together at the back of the mop head with clothes pins.
@@stacyr4768 happy to help. I typically respond unless I dont receive the notification. Best way to contact me is to always comment on the most recent video👍🙂
Thank you so much for these tips sir but I hope I can buy that backpack Vaccum😂 because our home is so open with too many windows and we are on second floor😂
How do you clean 90o angles on wooden furniture? I mean for example where the back of dining chairs joins the seat. I've tried microfibre and even a toothbrush!
Quick question from a guy who is 22 and had his booty wiped growing up my whole life 😅 I’m using a micro fibre cloth with a can of furniture polisher and it’s just moving the dust side to side, I take it I need to not use the furniture polisher? I’ve researched it and it’s apparently static from the swiping. Thought about using the soft side of a sponge but I’m not sure. Any advice?
Imagine if dust didn't exist to begin with. How much time we'd save.
lol
Does it really exist?
🤯 Maybe if we ignore it…
I feel you. But I was surprised many years ago when I found out why dust is necessary in our world. So, while I still lament about dust, it is tempered with appreciation.
Wouldn’t that be Glorious!!😂
I can’t believe I’m watching “ how to dust your home”. What happened to my inner rock chick?
:)
She got allergies 😂
😂😂
I hear ya honey, but it's REALLY sad when you left your "inner rock chick" back in the 80's and 90's!!! (and she AIN'T coming back!) :(
Swiffer brand products have changed my life. The extendable Swiffer he shows is probably my most used cleaning tool. I don’t begrudge spending the money but, if someone invented machine washable Swiffer dusters they’d make a gazillion dollars.
Yes we use it daily!!!🙂
Hi, probably a dumb question, but do you hand wash and air dry them or is it use and toss? THAT could be expensive, but necessity CAN be $$$. Thanks!
I just found your channel two days ago and I am now HOOKED! Thanks for sharing all of the amazing cleaning tips! This is seriously THE go-to channel for cleaning tips. The videos are straight to the point, humorous, entertaining, and most of all educational. You can't ask for more than that. Thanks again for the videos and keep up the great work!
Great to have you Bob! Happy to help :)
Thank you! Thank you so much for this video! 😭🙏😭🙏 I was literally about to break down crying, trying to comprehend how I could possibly *effectively* dust *everything properly* !You’re a life saver! I’m forever in your debt 😖
Happy to help
So this is where turning 25 brings you 😅 cleaning your own spot sucks 😆
It's fun. Turns you into a hermit cause yo friends filthy
How is 27 going?
I'm here at 16. My room is dusty af rn
I’ve just found your channel. Your accent is comforting because you sound like you’re from my area! You’re easy to listen to and I appreciate the work you put into this channel. I feel more inspired than usual. God bless you and your family!
Thanks for the encouragement Miss Juliana!! May the Lord bless you as well :-)
Now my two sons are allergic to dust mites, and pollen doctor said to clean my house 3 times a week 😓😓😓 on top of that i work 6 days a week. I'm following your tips and see how it goes!
Yes good luck to you👍🙂
Well, a tip is keeping things minimal & keep humidity below 50%
Try wet dusting
Nice stuff. You didn’t mention the air purifier product you’re using. 6:38 It would really help if you could.
how do you not have more subscribers?? This video was literally a godsend, all the other cleaning vids I find on yt just repeat useless information that we already know! Thanks for the great tips keep it up!
Thanks Louise! Happy to help :) I try to make the best cleaning videos possible here on the channel.
Appreciate the microfiber flat mop tip❣️Just got done dusting my walls with a Swiffer wet pad come to find there’s still dust. Searched RUclips for a solution and found this.
Happy to help👍
I WAS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED AT THIS GUY’S ENERGETIC FUN PERSONALITY!!! Great tips also✌🏻Thanks so much:)
Happy to help🙂
Yeeeeaaassssss!!!! My clean freak and OCD is satisfied with the outcome of these tips.
Very useful for anime figures, gunpla, Warhammer 40k and all my other collections (compressed air works for it too)
Glad you found the video helpful!!🙂
An alternative to a microfiber cloth is a piece of fleece cloth. It's very soft so I don't have to worry about scratching my furniture, and I find it collects and holds a lot of dust. I fold it over and use the opposite side, and as I do so, some of the dust on the dirty side embeds itself into the cloth so I can re-use the first side after a while. I have over 200 figurines and many bookshelves that collect big dust bunnies and it takes me a couple of hours to wipe them all down - the last thing I want is for it take even more time, while I stop and clean off the accumulated dust. I bought a length of fleece fabric and just cut it into a few large pieces.
Once the cloth is full of dust what do you to refresh it or empty it? Wash it with water?
I never use a swiffer duster, I have a lambswool duster and I use that. We don’t need to be disposing of more crap. Swiffer duster’s just make trash. I’ve had my lambswool duster for 10 years all I have to do is roll up between my palms of my hands and Wala it’s clean. Of course I do that outside.
Great tip, thank you :-) Low / no waste is a mission of mine as well as a dust free house!
Do you have any other low waste/ plastic free alternatives to his tips? The one I was able to think of is the reusable lint roller
Thank you so so much for all these tips!!! I only just started to look into properly cleaning my house after figured out that my dustmite allergy has caused me all sorts of skin issues. Was going to get professional cleaners but the ones that are reasonably priced aren't available till after the new years...so I am gonna do what I can do in the mean time on my own. I will be sure to use your tricks and advice!
Happy to help!
You are the BOMB!! (that's a good thing!) Would you help a 64 yr. old senior by answering a question? Since that great backpack "thingy" you use is most definitely NOT in my budget, how do I clean my HORRIBLY dusty ceiling fans? As I said, being a sort of "wobbly" old lady, ladders and I are not friends! And is it a good idea to maybe cover the bed under the fan to catch all that falling dust? I'm SURE you'll hear from me again....since a maid isn't in the budget either, lol !! Thanks so much. :)
You would have to hand wipe each blade if you dont have a backpack vacuum. But since you can’t get on a ladder, I would ask a young man or lady from your church if he would be willing to do it for you👍🙂
Something that could be worth adding, would be the difference with dry dusting and wet dusting. We live in a rural area in the mountains and the dust is a lot heavier. For our clients we could go to their homes a week later and it looks like we never did anything. Also there is a lot of fireplaces and wood burning stoves for the winter which add to the particulates in the air/dust. I find that just using a Swiffer is not enough. We will do the high to low dusting with the Swiffer, then go back over all the lower surfaces with a microfiber cloth and small amount of dusting chemicals. Do you have any thoughts on this process, to wear we would not have to double over the work? or just the dry vs. wet dusting in general?
Thank u for these tips my 4 year old son is allergic to dust need all the tips I can
Happy to help!
I also use a back pack vacuum. I just got it a few months ago and now I wonder what took me so long to get one. Best thing I've purchased for my cleaning business!
I feel you!!! I think we would say the same thing, it’s the best investment we’ve made🙂
Which one do you use?
@@CleanWithConfidence i have the prolux GV 6 qt hepa backpack
Did you get one for your whole team, or multiple? My worry is buying one for each team member is hefty in price, I was thinking we could get one to start and then have them check them out? The person with the biggest house or the deep clean gets it??
@@brittanywebster4154 We only have one backpack vacuum although we dont have a team. My wife and I clean houses together. We don’t hire employees. That allows us to maintain quality and it gives people the peace of mind they wont have strangers going in and out the house.
Could you also make a video on wet/damp dusting (wherein dust is wiped off with a moist cloth or sponge, etc..). Sometimes people prefer damp dusting to dry dusting especially when it is stuck to the surface/ built-up over time that it's very hard to remove by only using dry dusting methods (E.g. Dust build-up on fan blades, Crusty dust patches on tables etc..).
In some other cases, dust combines with grease to form a sticky layer on surfaces(especially in the kitchen) which requires additional work when simple damp dusting methods wouldn't work.
THe problem I have with microfiber is that once the cloth is full of dust (after 2 wipes), its impossible to clean that cloth again to reuse. Unless you spend time vaccuming the cloth after every 2 wipes which is tiring.
If you house is that dusty I would recommend vacuuming the dust with a vacuum and brush attachment first. Use the microfiber cloth to touch up.
Amazing video. You got yourself a new subscriber. A very useful hack that I use the take the fur of my Chow Chow out of fabric is to rub the fabric you a rubber glove. It works perfectly.
Welcome to the channel!! Thanks for the info🙂
Love this! Just a hint on window blinds- take them to the Carwash & hose them down really good. Be sure to line the back of the car with trash bags if you don’t have time to hang them to dry before bringing them back home. And for larger indoor fake plants, or baskets, or anything like that that gathers a lot of dust, hose them down in the shower, or if it’s nice outside do it out there with a water hose.
Try using easy off oven cleaner…. If you got yellowing blinds or a smoker in the house, just spray on tge easy off foaming oven cleaner
This was good 👍.. I hate dusting! But I think my allergies may decrease with using all your tips at once
@@nildabridgeman8104 glad you found the video valuable 👍🙂
There is Anti dust spray, dear.
It works as dust repellent. Spray on the clean surface, the next time it dusts, it will not stick, u can just dust off with feather duster.
What is the name off the spray?
Nice, simple video with good tips. Thank you. In my home, I use a dry floor Swiffer to clean my textured walls once or twice a year. It does a super job.
Happy to help🙂
A tip I learned years ago from a florist for dried arrangements, use a spray bottle with water. Spray lightly a few times if needed.
You make cleaning sounds fun and cool. Which is not it. Haha! We are getting a new home soon and I am educating myself for when I become a 1st time homeowner. I found your channel last week and went through almost all your videos. I have learned so much and you make your videos so entertaining that we don't forget what you're saying. It's great!
Awesome!! Welcome to the channel, happy to help!:)
I use the Clorox cleaning wand to do my walls. I strap a cloth over the pad and away I go. I also clean my walls using Clorox wipes over the wand tip too. It helps for those fast cleans. I do spring clean and do a deep clean with the cloth and bucket. It’s nice to have that wand to help with the quickies.
Thanks for the tip Heather!
The thing with air purifier is that when setting to one side of the room is not going to pick up dust from the other side of the room. So would need to set 4 or 5 purifier at a big room so pick up dust at every corner
hey for alot of on the cheap but awesome cleanin and to help remove smells,use some vinegar in water in grungy places or small bowls set out can capture and replace that smells.Boiling it on stove and let mist float aroun ,it absorbs so much and can add some real lemon juice in it .great stuff for everything.i know you know,
Holy crap my OCD dreams are coming true😂
Welcome to the channel!! :)
😂same.
Thank you I wrote them all down
Consider having the air ducts professionally cleaned, in addition to changing the filter(s).
why? does that blow dust in?
I like to “collect” as much dust as possible and use the swifter dry pad to collect the dust on larger flat surfaces that I would otherwise use a microfiber towel.
I SUCK at cleaning properly. Thank you for the tips!
Happy to help
'We are not trying to make the dust dance' ❤
Best cleaning channel
Thanks!
These are great! But do you have any eco friendly suggestions for some of these? Microfiber cloths shed microplastics into the air when you use them, and shed microplastics into the waterways when you wash them. Same thing with swiffer dusters (though you wouldn't be washing them haha.) Plus the lint roller creates plastic waste too. I really did enjoy this, I'm just very concerned about the environment and I know a lot of people would like to know what alternatives they have available to them too! These were really smart! Especially the makeup brush one! So honestly, thank you!
Happy to help! As to your question, no I don't have any other alternatives.
I still use cotton rags & add Murphy’s to bucket of water to help keep dust down. Just the weight of water alone helps dust to stick. Love my elder sister’s advice in bathroom she blow-dries dust, hair..into corner & swoops up one pile; I use this method in all rooms what with all the picture frames, nicnacs, books..😉
Just use the vacuum with a dusting attachment for everything. Or if no brush attachment, use small dustpan type brush or the make up brush with the vacuum hose inches away so no dust goes flying. The hose should suck the dust right out of the air as you dislodge it.
@pieceofpeace look into some lint free cloths. That’s what I use to dust. I don’t spray any products into the air either. Just the dry cloth and occasionally some lemon oil on the older furniture or antiques if needed.
im only 14 right now but this is making me feel older and cool ;)
🙂
The tips you shared were amazing. Thank you very much 😊
You are welcome!
I use a metal cat brush on my shag rug on the stairs. It collects tons of fur. Metal prongs do the trick. Also I use paint brush to clean niknaks.
Nice!
"These tips are in no specific order. They're all awesome." Gets me every time. Haha. Also, if dust wants to dance , it should go to clubbin'.
lol
Thanks for the video. Which air purifier do you recommend?
I ditched 95% of nick knacks over 20 years ago--not worth "detailing" I think the house looks so much cleaner without them! (I do have a couple plants and use a damp washcloth on them while watching TV
Yes I hate knick knacks. If it was up to me my house would be empty.
I hate that I love swiffer products. I have really bad allergies and handling dusty rags really exacerbates it.
This is more for prevention but get a mat/rug that is good at catching dust/mud/etc. Insist people wipe before taking off their shoes. Better if you have two though, one inside and one outside your door. Clean regularly, most can be machine washed(i think, mine can).
Thank u so much for giving 'Makeup brush' idea... This will amazingly help in dusting... I'm gonna do.....yaaa!! 🇵🇰🇵🇰💕
Maryam 123 you are welcome!
Love this video & when you said ‘dust to dance’ 🤣
Lol Glad you enjoyed the video!!
I love my backpack vacuum! I have a different brand, but i love the backpack style regardless. To me, its easier on my body. My upper body is good and strong, but i have problems with my legs (thanks Vasculitis) and pushing around an upright kills me.
Yes the backpack vacuum was the best investment we ever made for our business!
Tip. Wash bedding rugs and curtains alot
Yes!!!
This video is great! Can u help me? We have so much dust in the house and pet hairs. We don't have air filters because we have a boiler and we don't have air ducts. We have nothing to help us get the dust out of the air and we don't have good air flow. We have an air purifier but only one and it doesn't work that good. Need mad help over here!!! I need some ideas
Glad you enjoyed the video! Only suggestions I can really make are the ones in the video👍🙂
I have never known anyone who only had a boiler before.
Great vid! love
the enthusiasm! lol, it got me to dust!
Glad you enjoyed the video🙂
I’m curious, have you ever tried a Rainbow vacuum system? 🤯😍pricy, but Great I mean Grrrreaat for allergies 🤧 & the air purifier IS the vacuum! 🤯wow!
Yes sir I used to sell them👍
Great machines!!
Gosh, it’s a cheery thing for me to see one of your vids pop up. You always give me a grin. 😀✌️
Glad you enjoy the videos!!
My art room is so dusty and have to clean it every week
What is your suggestion for cleaning a very dusty house ( I mean it’s like someone threw handfuls of dirt on every thing) my friend that’s very old has a full time job so she is like never really home because of having to work overtime as well needs her house cleaned up so I’m traveling to her area for my week off and was wanting to try to go clean her house but I really could some advice please
You are amazing. I loved it.
Glad you enjoyed the video🙂
This was funny and informative! Thanks
Happy to help!
Nothing new learned, but enjoyed the presentation. :)
👍
U gotta spray dust & allergen spray on your towel so that the dust sticks to the towel otherwise you’ll just spread the dust into the air. A good spray would be Pledge. U can find them at Walmart and target
Not true at all. Thats the whole point of microfiber the dust automatically sticks. Plus, you can only use things like Pledge on certain types of wood.
@@CleanWithConfidence thank you. True, I now I just wet my microfiber towel and put it on my swiffer mop.
Amazing Dusting tips
Glad you found them valuable
Hit it . With the lint roller lol. Love that.
Yes ma'am!! lol
i must get this ghostbuster like vacuum
🙂
You are so funny! I don’t have an air purifier 😮. Is that the “air filter” you are saying we need to clean out regularly? Cause when I heard “clean your air filter regularly,” I was like whaaaattt?? Can you recommend one? Or do you have any videos on air purifiers?
Yes ma’am air purifiers have filters that have to be maintained👍
The air filter I was referring to though is the filter that goes in your return vent to your house that goes with you central heating and air system.🙂
An air compressor goes a long way for fake plants leaves them brand new. FYI
I’m using a microfiber cloth but there is always this white powdery stuff that collects on the edges of everything. How do I get rid of that?
i loke gathering the white suff and going outside an then dusting it out thee by hitting it against the sidewalk
Gold!
For walls and ceilings invest in the dust ball that you can screw on flat mop wand. Awesome invention
Could you provide a link? Would love to check it out.
@@CleanWithConfidence www.webstaurantstore.com/unger-cobw0-cobweb-duster-brush/905COBW0.html?Google&GoogleShopping&gclid=Cj0KCQiAm4TyBRDgARIsAOU75sox7ScupNrMYiySnCc7ilvUpmtY1iN29Q2WHu8LAjpiszpabLyaKwcaAthhEALw_wcB
just really good video. entertaining and informative a great personality...I’d hire u in a heartbeat!
Thanks for the kind words JoAnn! Happy to help:)
I’m dumb and made the mistake of cutting baseboards in my house and now there is saw dust everywhere. That backpack vacuum might be my next investment
Yes but be forewarned, it doesn't do well with construction dust or pollen. Because the dust is so fine, it somehow clogs up the bag and brings the suction/airflow down. I recommend a Shopvac for construction dust. You want something bagless for new construction or pollen and a Shopvac is perfect for that.
Thanks for the tips i will use them tommorow my wife has a sinus cyst
Thanks helped a lot
You are welcome!
Wow 🤩 thanks 🙏🏻
You are welcome!
Like the video 👍 thanks
Cant i just get a few box fans and some of those 99¢ blue hvac square filters then take a leaf blower to everything.. i figure if theres enough air movement with filtration and wear my dust mask and some safety glasses to prevent dust eye and funk lung..
Thanks for the tips! I love me some microfiber cloths.
You are welcome!
You are so funny! Just made my day 😂😊
Glad you enjoyed the video!
You say to use microfiber to dust surfaces. Do you spray the cloth with water or pledge or anything like that?
Hello Eva! No ma'am. I believe polishing is what you are referring to. I still need to do a video about polishing. But whenever we use Pledge or something to polish wood furniture we use a dedicated separate cloth, apart from the microfiber cloth we used to dust, that is solely for polishing. The polishing cloth is typically just a regular cotton wash cloth. Of course we dont polish all wood furniture because there are certain types of wood finishes where it just doesnt make sense and honestly, just makes a mess.
Great Advice!
Glad you found the video valuable
Thank you!
You are welcome!
I like to use a leaf blower and open windows
Ahhhhh dusting! So enjoyable. 🤣
It is pretty nasty lol
For fake plants is better to take them outside and hose them!!!
I have never had alot of luck with that method. It has always created a mud like paste on them with the water combining with the thick dust. Maybe it just depends on the plant, thanks for the comment!
@@CleanWithConfidence LOL I guess my plants get regular baths... :) your ideas are really good!!
i'm here because i tried to go into my front room, after not going in there for a year, and i tried to use sponge and water and all i did was made mud.
Welcome to the channel!🙂
Do you have any good idea for anything really good face protection against room-filling dust that got caught in carpets and on furniture and belongings stored in between it? And the gaps between furniture are not ever feeling accessible to clean? Is the only way dismantling?
Not sure I understand your question?
Thank you
You are welcome!
How can I clean and dust textured surfaces, like a window sill that isn’t “smooth”? I suppose I could try using lint rollers but is there a better way ?
Just found your channel! Love all your videos
Welcome!! :)
Seems to me that when dusting the walls with the microfiber on the flat mop, you could secure the microfiber by holding the loose ends together at the back of the mop head with clothes pins.
Absolutely! Whatever gets the jobs done.
Velcro
I never heard of a cob web duster. I use an ostrich duster for knickknacks.
Yes sir they are handy!
I need help with getting dust to stop resettling in 5 minutes!! Especially in my car!! Does anything repel dust?? Thanks
Not that I know of. Best thing to do is vacuum as much of the dust as possible and use a damp microfiber fiber cloth on furniture surfaces👍🙂
@@CleanWithConfidence ty
Hi do you recommend using the microfiber cloth dry or damp when dusting?
Either way works. Whichever you prefer
@@CleanWithConfidence if the microfiber is wet , won’t it attract more dust to stick on it ?
@@stacyr4768 personally, I dont think so.
@@CleanWithConfidence thanks for responding to all my questions. I like people with good manners
@@stacyr4768 happy to help. I typically respond unless I dont receive the notification. Best way to contact me is to always comment on the most recent video👍🙂
Thank you so much for these tips sir but I hope I can buy that backpack Vaccum😂 because our home is so open with too many windows and we are on second floor😂
Happy to help
I value your cleaning advice! Thank you😊
You are welcome!
What air purifier do you use?
How do you clean 90o angles on wooden furniture? I mean for example where the back of dining chairs joins the seat. I've tried microfibre and even a toothbrush!
You should do an air purifier video.
Quick question from a guy who is 22 and had his booty wiped growing up my whole life 😅 I’m using a micro fibre cloth with a can of furniture polisher and it’s just moving the dust side to side, I take it I need to not use the furniture polisher? I’ve researched it and it’s apparently static from the swiping. Thought about using the soft side of a sponge but I’m not sure. Any advice?