Cleaning and Stain Removal - Best method or tool for cleaning dust?

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mikehende
06-18-09, 12:49 PM
My office gets a lot of dust very quickly, seems like every week I have to dust but it takes a very long time for me to clean each book, wire, component e.t.c, I need something which will clean everything without myself having to move anything, is there such an apparatus please?

Shadeladie
06-18-09, 06:23 PM
Have you tried the Swiffer Duster (http://www.swiffer.com/en_US/duster.do). You can get them at any store that sells cleaning stuff.
airman.1994
06-18-09, 07:44 PM
You need to take care of the dust at the source. Carpet, Duct, office in a negative pressure, Non HEPA filtered vacuums all can have a major impact on dust.

Shadeladie
06-19-09, 08:04 AM
That brings to mind the room filters. I have a couple around the house, and when they're running, you can actually see the dust being drawn in. Might help cut down the dust at least.
mikehende
06-24-09, 04:42 AM
appreciate the answers guys!
Docduck
06-24-09, 10:34 PM
i would agree with airman...filters in the hvac system are not being changed often enough...carpet will also hold a lot of loose dust. So if the carpet isnt being vaccumed enough it will overload and not be able to hold any more.