Dusting Intricately Detailed Furniture

By Rhonda (Guest Post)

Use a clean paint brush. It can be an old one, but make sure it clean of any residus. Works on a number of objects! Even in cars. The little buttons, will shine.

By

Toebeanie

I use an old toothbrush dipped in lemon oil to clean. Then use a soft brush to remove excess. May need to wipe soft brush on a soft cloth periodically.

By Carol in PA (Guest Post)

Swiffer, Swiffer, Swiffer. Buy the one with the little blue handle. You won't want to use anything else once you try it.

By mia (Guest Post)

Hi, in addition to using a soft large headed paintbrush, I also use a can of compressed air, the kind that are used for electronics and keyboards. It's literally a can of air. Just a few quick shots of it get's out the dust.

By Judy Bond-Tucker (Guest Post)

Clean the nooks and crannies of your furniture with a soft bristled paint brush. This works great. I keep on just for furniture.

By

jahummell

Thanks for all of the responses. I think I will try the paintbrush trick.

By

blackbess

I use a blusher brush (make up brush) or a soft new paint brush

By Dana (Guest Post)

I love my Swiffer too. I use it for everything including my flat panel tv and monitor. It works wonders on both.

By

amybabs

The swiffer duster is terrific!

By

Glenn'sMom

On my crystal I use a large make-up brush. I've also used this brush for detailed carving on furniture. Works great for me.

By

Laurel...

Here is a previous post that you may find useful:

http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf481589.tip.html