Fortunately, with a thorough housecleaning and a few effective cleaning habits, you can keep your black furniture looking dust-free.
Things You Will Need
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Launder all washable fabrics, including curtains and bedding. Beat throw pillows and blankets and other items that are not easily washable. Wash down the walls, ceilings, blinds and baseboards. Consider running an air purification system in the room.
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Place doormats outside entries to your home to prevent dirt and pollen from coming into your home and contributing to the dust. Use one just outside each door and one just inside.
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Dust the black furniture once or twice a week. Use a microfiber cloth to trap the dust rather than push it around. Microfiber is safe to use on all types of furniture. Shake it outdoors after dusting before putting it away for the next time.
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Use a vacuum cleaner with an allergen bag or HEPA filter system to reduce the dust that blows out of the vacuum, making the dust worse on your black furniture. Vacuum at least once a week to reduce the ongoing dust in your home. Vacuum after dusting.
The Drip Cap
- Dust is composed of many things, including dander, hair, fur, pollen and fabrics, to name a few.
- Launder all washable fabrics, including curtains and bedding.
- Wash down the walls, ceilings, blinds and baseboards.
- Use a microfiber cloth to trap the dust rather than push it around.