Ceiling fans, new trick for cleaning blades
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I recently had to shop for new tables for the living room, and found myself looking at them and looking at nooks and crannies, and how they would collect dust! I actually shopped for "easy dust tables" !!! Gone are the days when I would use everything from pipe cleaners to bottle brushes..now I just shop differently!
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LOL, good one!
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I never minded cleaning the blades twice a year...my problem is with the attached lights. Who wants to take down the glass globes twice a year to wash them and then have to put them back up again???
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Good Morning, I didn't know about the pillowcase way of cleaning ceiling fan blades when I bought the extension cleaner. It is just a fabric on a wand-type of thing and you clean the blade into the wand. It works really well, and no ladders, no climbing ect, ect. Only takes about 5 min. per fan.
The less time I spend on any chores, the better I like it!
I do spray the fabric with furniture polish before using. Believe the dust clings to it better.
Mariah
The less time I spend on any chores, the better I like it!
I do spray the fabric with furniture polish before using. Believe the dust clings to it better.
Mariah
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