How to remove dust so that it does not settle again: simple rules

No one likes to dust. No matter how much you fight it, some of it will remain, some will fly into the air and settle down again.

However, according to The Sun, experienced housewives know how to make this process more efficient and to prevent the particles from quickly accumulating on the cleaned surface again.

Here are the main life hacks:

• Dust high surfaces first, gradually moving downwards;
• Do not wipe the surface in a circular motion as you will simply redistribute the dirt. It is better to make S-shaped movements with a cloth, sweeping everything to the edge;
• Use microfiber cloths and special brushes to sweep away dust as they are more effective than ordinary cloths;
• Moisten the cleaning cloths so that they do not raise dust into the air but wipe it off, unlike dry cloths;
• Vacuum regularly;
• Keep things tidy so they are easier to wipe.

These tips will help you with your daily cleaning. And here's a list of life hacks for more thorough care of things:

• Lint roller will help clean lampshades and other textile items that are difficult to care for;
• High shelves that are above eye level can be covered with paper, so dust can be simply shaken off from time to time;
• Taking off street shoes in the apartment is another way to avoid dust accumulation;
• Furniture can be treated with a mixture of oil (1/2 teaspoon), dishwashing liquid (2 drops), vinegar (teaspoon), water (1/4 cup), and lemon essential oil (10 drops). This product has dust-repellent properties and a fresh scent;

How to get rid of dust mites

The greatest danger posed by dust is dust mites, which are microscopic parasites that live in dusty things (carpets, pillows, mattresses), feed on dead skin cells and can cause various diseases up to the development of asthma. They can be removed from home textiles by regular washing. Thus, it is recommended to change the bedding at least once every two weeks.

In addition, these microorganisms love warmth and high humidity, so cool and moderately dry air in the home can help fight them. In addition, if you are sensitive to dust mites, you should reduce the number of carpets in your home.

Natural oil can help kill dust mites. You can mix a few drops of oil with baking soda and sprinkle it on the fabric surfaces that have been infested with dust mites. This remedy should be left for an hour or more. Then thoroughly vacuum the treated item.