Dusting

whiteguineapig

i don't do dusting

pavlovs_dog

will be following this thread with interest as I find my bathroom to be unbelievably dusty (worst room in the house for it by far).

lostinrates

pavlovs_dog wrote: »

will be following this thread with interest as I find my bathroom to be unbelievably dusty (worst room in the house for it by far).

The bathroom I deal with slightly differently. I have a stack of clean faceclothes and use a clean one each day. Before chucking it into the washing I quickly wipe around the bathroom. Keeping clutter to a minimum makes this job even quicker, though not something I'm very good at,so I just shuffle the clutter. So, my bathroom gets a daily dust and wipe around in between once or twice weekly deeper cleans and I'm always using a nice clean face cloth!

Linda32

pavlovs_dog wrote: »

will be following this thread with interest as I find my bathroom to be unbelievably dusty (worst room in the house for it by far).

Our floor gets the same, its fluff off the towels here.

As for dusting, I use Sainsburys Lavender polish and microfibre cloths.

jcr16

i use a damp cloth. i occaionally use a furniture polish on our dining table.

mummyroysof3

i use either polish and a duster or a damp cloth

newlywed

Dunelm Mills sell those pledge type of dusters but microfiber. Then you just bung em in the washing machine

These are the two we use:

http://www.dunelm-mill.com/shop/microfibre-foldable-duster-101528
http://www.dunelm-mill.com/shop/microfibre-duster-58549

bluebag

Ostrich feather duster, static builds up in the feathers to attract the dust so the duster collects it. Just swirl it between your palms outside to release the dust.

Flippin' expensive but lasts about 10 years

tiredwithtwins

lostinrates wrote: »

The bathroom I deal with slightly differently. I have a stack of clean faceclothes and use a clean one each day.

i used to do this when my twins were little and had bathtime - once they were washed id use the flannel to wipe round the taps/sink/bath then bung the flannel in the wash. flannels are so cheap these days :j

soon2bjobless

I found a lot of the dust in my bathroom went away when I started using Asdas smart price loo roll! I'm a microfibre cloth and water girl too....if I have any fabric conditioner (most of the time I use vinegar if I can get it cheap enough but our Asda seems to have cottoned on to this and its now 58p a bottle!) I diluted it and use it on the telly as it seems to stop it getting as dusty.