One of the most annoying cleaning tasks in the household is without a doubt dusting. No one really wants to do it and it can take longer than you realise every item on your shelves or mantelpiece needs to be removed first before you begin the task, You would not imagine there would be much discussion or debate about the common household chore. But you need to first decide if you are going to use a dry cloth or a damp one.
Both methods have their benefits. But there is one method which is the favoured one because it makes the chore far easier. Professional cleaners say dry dusting is how you should clean your home to avoid a bigger mess.
Delah Gomasi, director of Maid for You , said: "We dust with a dry cloth first for the simple reason that it's easier. When using a wet cloth you'll mix the clumps of dirt and dust, which causes streaking." Simone Tsiglois, of cleaning firm Jetlag Remedy also used the dry method.
He said: "I prefer starting with a dry cloth to remove loose dust and debris. "This prevents the dust from turning into a muddy mess when wiped with a wet cloth. Afterwards, I use a damp cloth to capture any remaining particles and give the surface a polished finish.
" Some experts, however, insist dusting should be done after using a vacuum. Kate Croukamp owner of Clean Like a Pro r says: "She makes the process easier by using a vacuum first. "I actually prefer vacuuming with a brush head as many areas as possible before dusting.
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