Fighting dust is not only a necessary measure.to maintain an aesthetic appearance of housing, but also an important hygienic measure. After all, it contains a lot of microbes, causes allergies and contributes to the development of infectious diseases. If you are annoyed by old cloths that have to be washed regularly and that do not effectively clean the surfaces, then a dusting brush should appear in your arsenal for cleaning. Why it is needed, the better than other tools and how to use it - read further in the article.
Overseas guest
Duster dust brush - as it is called inWestern countries, from where it came to us, are struggling with dust, not only due to small villi, which sweep away its particles. At the heart of her work are fairly simple physical laws. The number of hairs she has is huge, and all of them accumulate a negative static charge of electricity, and since the dust charge is positive, it instantly “clings” to the hairs and remains on them until the end of the harvest. Thus, it is enough just to hold the brush on contaminated surfaces and all the dirt will remain on the brush.
Gentle thin villi do not harm delicate surfaces and envelop the small parts of furniture, appliances and other items of everyday life.
The brush has a long service life, it is easyclean and can be repeatedly washed. It easily changes its volume, so it can with equal success clean large spaces and small slits - for example, behind furniture, and you will not directly contact with dust. Fluffy colorful brush allows you to clean the most convenient, hygienic and economical.
A rich choice
Even such a seemingly simple object has its own variations:
- The feather brush is made from ostrich feathers orgoose or even chicken feathers. Of course, the first option is the most effective, convenient and resistant to washing, but it is also quite expensive. Tools made from goose or chicken feathers are much cheaper, but less durable and effective.
- Brush with synthetic fibers - the most common option. It is inexpensive, long-lasting and easy to clean.
- A microfiber bristle brush is an “improved” version of a bristle bristle brush, since microfiber has even more fine fibers that effectively trap dirt and dust.
- Rotating brush - runs on batteries and eliminates the need to rotate the brush. All you need to clean - just bring it to a dusty surface.
For greater convenience, it is worth getting a telescopic brush handle that will allow you to reach out to any hard-to-reach places with the slightest effort.
Brush for dust: instructions for use
To use this tool for cleaning as effectively as possible is to learn how to work with him.
A new dust brush is usually wrinkled from storage in tight film packaging. Shake it well and rotate it in the air - this will straighten the hair and give them the desired volume.
After that the dust brush is ready foruse. But in order for the dust to fly towards it, it must be additionally “charged”. To do this, take any plastic bag, wrap your hand with it and vigorously rub the brush while rotating it. This will quickly lead to an accumulation of static electricity in the villi. Once they stand on end, the dust brush will be “charged”.
Now just wipe the surface with it and watch how the dirt itself is attracted to the villi.
Challenging tasks
Around small items or things with a lotdetails - for example, statues, with a brush you can work with neat rotational movements. And on large, flat surfaces, you can simply press it to them and move in a straight line.
A dust brush can also clean small cuts and grates on appliances or furniture - for this, stick the villi on its upper end into the holes and vigorously move them.
Do not forget that indoor plants also require regular cleaning. Use light rotational movements to clean the bottom and top of the leaves, as well as the stem, in one fell swoop.
To tidy up the hood and ceiling fans use a telescopic handle that will allow them to reach them without wobbling stools.
Please note that the dust brush incharged state is unsuitable for cleaning delicate machinery. For example, it is undesirable to expose computer parts inside the enclosure to static electricity. Therefore, wait until the villi come to normal or do not specifically charge them before use.
After cleaning
Like any tool to achieve cleanliness inIn the house, a dust brush requires cleaning after use. But this process is quite simple. You just need to vigorously shake it on the street or above the trash. This movement leads to a loss of static charge, and all the dust flies from the fibers. Over time, this may not be enough - if you notice that the bright bristles have faded, then simply rinse the brush under water with a non-aggressive detergent. Wait until it is completely dry and then you can start cleaning again.
