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I have off-white colored lamp shades that get very dusty and coated in cat hair. Without rubbing in the dust and discoloring the shades, how can I get them clean and dust-free?
Nicole W. from Kentucky
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RE: Dusting Off-White Lamp Shades
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Post By Lisa (Guest Post)
(07/28/2004)
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If the shades aren't pleated, this is a great trick -
I bought a 4 pk of Lint Rollers that have tear off sheets, at Sam's Club. I keep one upstairs and one downstairs. You can;t believe the amount of "stuff" they pick up off of the lamp shades!
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Post By Carolyn (Guest Post)
(07/19/2004)
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try a Swiffer Duster, I use them on my pleated white lamp shades and they are fantastic !!
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Post By Anita (Guest Post)
(07/19/2004)
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Bounce-type fabric sheets work well for this.
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Post By CONNIE (Guest Post)
(07/19/2004)
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TRY USING A BLOWDRYER ON MED. SETTING IF YOU DON'T HAVE A BRUSH ATTACHMENT TO YOUR VACUUM.
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Post By NHdoubleK (Guest Post)
(07/19/2004)
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I use a clean small paint brush or basting brush to dust my pleated shades. Works like a charm!
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Post By Lee-Ann (Guest Post)
(07/16/2004)
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Vacuum them with the attachment on your vacuum cleaner.
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