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jalane slater

anderson, SC

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How Do You Keep Dust Down in the house?

Posted on 4/25/10 at 11:04 PM By jalane slater | 16 Replies

We bought a newbissell power Tubo Vacumm cleaner today. So we will see if it keeps the dust down. Do you have any tips?

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amy lange

Bogart, GA

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change the filters when the bill comes
Posted on 4/09/11 at 12:54 PM

Roz Morgan

Lawton, IA

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change yoru heat filter once a month
Posted on 3/26/11 at 11:26 AM

jamie esser

naugatuck, CT

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Vaccum every other day and "wet" dust with a damp cloth. Murphys oil soap on the good furniture about every 3 months. Vaccum the cloth furniture once a week. Remember we are shedding skin all the time so the furniture is a must to vaccum!
Posted on 3/05/11 at 8:35 AM

Olga

Woodstock, IL

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I seriously vacuum whatever dust I can first and usually that's enough that I don't have to use dusting products every week.
Posted on 3/01/11 at 9:36 PM

Patty G :)

Glendale, AZ

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Its difficult for me too. I have to dust a lot & look for products that deflect dust such as 'Pledge'
Posted on 1/28/11 at 11:26 PM

Tumeka Haney

East Ridge, TN

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I wife off surfaces frequently, even if there are no signs of visible dust. I also suggest using some Murphy Oil on your wooden cabinets, the protection from that product usually resists dust.
Posted on 1/17/11 at 8:53 PM

Brittany Seawell

Carthage, NC

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I have the Bissell Powerforce Turbo and it helps to change the filters very often.  This was getting expensive when I was buying new filters every time, but now I hold onto two pairs for a few months at a time.  I use one set of filters for about a week, wash them and put in my back-up.  By the time I need to wash the new filters, the first set is dry.  I also get to change my filters often enough to suck up the maximum amount of debris.
Posted on 1/06/11 at 10:47 PM

Michelle Nyhus

Tidewater, OR

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It is hard to keep dust down in my home since we use wood heat only and live in the country where plenty of dirt is tracked onto our carpeted floors. I know a thorough daily vacuuming and a monthly steam cleaning would do the trick.
Posted on 12/26/10 at 10:09 PM

Kayla Solaya

Arlington, TX

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This may not help you, but we have ALOT of dust in our house. It seems like Im constantly dustng. However we have been doing alot of remodeling lately so I assumed it was from that. The other day we had a contractor come in to look at the bathroom and as we were walking through the living room he told me that if I got new baseboards I would have less dust. Im not sure what baseboards have to do with dust, but Im gonna try it. LOL.
Posted on 12/26/10 at 3:36 PM

MrsPritchett

Bellingham, WA

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keeping our dog's hair groomed helps a ton. i also try to keep shoes out of the house.
Posted on 10/03/10 at 5:18 AM
Located on the white label above, usually on the back of the machine.
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