How to keep your living areas clean longer

MIAMI - May 2, 2013 - PRLog -- Floors

• Eighty percent of dirt in the home is the dry, tracked-in kind. Set a doormat of toothed, bristly material, such as Astroturf, outside the door to leave dirt and grit where they belong―outdoors. (Muddy shoes can stay out there, too.)
Slice wine corks into disks and glue them to the bottom of furniture and pottery, or use the stick felt pads. Dust settles into gouges made by furniture on floors and turns into grime, making it tougher to clean.

Furniture

• Keep a dusting cloth in various places throughout your living spaces, on a coffee table drawer in the living room or on a nightstand, so you can grab it and dust furniture anytime you notice accumulation .
•  Opt for pattern upholstery which conceals dirt better than one color fabric.
• Wipe pets with microfiber cloths each day to reduce the amount of dander on the upholstery.

Window coverings

• Open and close window coverings (blinds, curtains, shades) often to displace dust from the fabric instead of letting it sit until you get around to cleaning it.

Walls

• Arrange all furniture 6 inches away from walls instead of flush against them so there will be fewer smudges and . You will also have better access to those dusty corners that need special attention from the dust mop.

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