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1. Use anti-static products. Wipe furniture, appliances, windowsills, and baseboards with anti-static wipes or a cloth with polish. You can also use fabric softener that contains anti-static components to help repel dust. This will reduce dust accumulation on surfaces. 2. Beat soft furniture. To remove dust from sofas, armchairs, and mattresses, cover them with an old damp sheet and beat them with a carpet beater or a large rolling pin. Stuffed toys can be placed in an old damp pillowcase and shaken well. It is recommended to perform such procedures once a month. 3. Use tape. For caring for curtains, lampshades, wall carpets, and other surfaces, use wide tape. Wrap it around your hand with the sticky side facing out and collect dust from surfaces. 4. Don’t throw away old socks. Worn-out socks can be put on a mop instead of a cloth to wipe the ceiling, walls, and floor. Also, by pulling a sock over your hand, you can remove dust from blinds and hard-to-reach places. This will be much more effective than using a regular cloth. 5. Use convenient tools. For example, unused makeup brushes. A wide brush is convenient for sweeping dust off small decorative items, photo frames, and figurines. Small brushes will help remove dust and crumbs from keyboard crevices and other nooks in gadgets. Dust can be easily wiped off glass and mirror surfaces, as well as from TV and computer screens, using coffee filters, which have an adsorbing effect and do not scratch glass. “1000 Secrets”.