what do you use to dust?

jellybeans_2

A damp microfibre cloth, damp either with a little spray of water or Mr Sheen (has to be damp as this holds the dust so much better than dry and I'm very allergic to dust!)

kazwookie

Duster and polish

Micro cloth for his motorbike

Linda32

Microfibre cloth and Sainsburys Lavender polish.

lushlifesaver

Microfibre cloth and branded polish (bought on offer)

thehappybutterfly

Dusting? Hmmm, dusting. Yes, I've heard of this before. I use a yellow duster and polish.

My stepmum used to use (boak) my dad'd old white Y-fronts, complete with stained crotch. And polish.

JIL

microfibre cloth and almond scented polish.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/sainsburys-price-comparison/household_cleaning/method_touch_wood_cleaner_almond_polish_spray_354ml.html

givememoney

geri1965 wrote: »

I use my home made cleaner and a microfibre cloth.

Tell more about home made cleaner.

Hobsons_Choice

I use anti static dusters (£1 for 20 @ Savers) for dusting the glass TV table, lappie and anything else that's a magnet for dust.
Or ... you can wash a cloth in a little fabric conditioner for the same effect.

RightyTightyLeftyLoosey

A micro fibre feather duster type thing I got from Poundland. Can reach all skirting boards and tops of doors/pictures - awesome.

Valli

I have two MF things, a long one (which was bought in the hope of dusting radiators, which it didn't) but it is excellent for high places and the tops of cabinets

but I LOVE my MF glove duster, with little 'fingers' (from Morries) - it has a polishing side for mirrors and does a fantastic job. Brilliant for ornaments too as it wraps round them. Washes well (but the first time it leached bright greeny-yellow dye :eek:)

I have a basket full of yellow dusters I rarely use, now!