How to Fight Dust: A Genius Lifehack from Housewives
Fighting dust takes a lot of time if you do it the old-fashioned way, not the scientific way. Experienced housewives have long realized this and now do wet cleaning less often.
This advice will be useful for those who are still upset when they notice dust settling on their furniture again, just after finishing cleaning.
No expensive chemicals and no potions in the kitchen. For those who don't know yet, before cleaning, you need to go to the nearest drugstore and stock up on glycerin.
How to clean effectively
Take out the first aid kit and take a bottle of glycerin.
But before wiping the surface with a solution based on this product, remove dust in the usual way - with a clean, damp cloth.
After this, take glycerin and apply 3-4 drops to a clean, damp cloth and wipe the clean surface with it.
Thanks to this, a thin film is formed on the furniture, which will protect it from dust accumulation.
Wet cleaning will have to be done less frequently.
In addition, the product is harmless to the skin of your hands, does not leave marks or streaks on furniture and is very inexpensive.
Before using this product to clean wooden furniture or antiques, you should test the glycerin on an inconspicuous area.
