Achoo! That dust that’s been collecting while you were stuck indoors has got to go. But don’t try to brush it away with a feather duster—that will only make things worse. Here are some recommended ...

Next, try this DIY dusting spray. Closets are dust reservoirs, full of tiny fibers from clothes, towels and bedding. Every time you open the door, you whip up an invisible dust storm. You can't ...

Sure, vacuum cleaners remove the dry dust, hair, lint and grit from carpets and furniture, but what about the stains from spilled wine, food mishaps and kid and pet messes? For that, you'll need a ...

DO you feel like you're constantly cleaning but your home is still dusty? You may need to do a better job of maintaining two overlooked areas in your home that can generate and spread excess dust, ...

You likely already own several vacuum cleaners to quickly remove the everyday dust, pet hair, lint and food crumbs from your carpets and upholstery. But simply vacuuming these materials isn't enough.

As soon as you dust, your next dusting chore is already forming! Housework - I know it has to be done, I just don’t want to ...

During winter, the air inside your home can be more humid since we have our heating on all the time, and this can cause ...