New use for swiffer dust cloths
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While in a hurry to clean the interior, I was using the Swiffer dust cloths as I usually do.
As I ran out of time before my wife had to leave, I rubbed the cloth over the carpet mats and picked up just about all the junk on it. It pretty much looked as if I had vacuumed them.
On another note, my use of the California mini-Duster to clean the brake dust from the rims was going very well at first but now, since there's so much dust, it's kinda filled the duster to its limit after about 30 days. There's a way to wash it so I'm going to do that to see if I can salvage the mop. Otherwise, since it's now leaving some dust streaks, I may have to reconsider. It's so convenient and such a great time saver, I may just buy another one if washing the old one doesn't work out.
We'll see.....
As I ran out of time before my wife had to leave, I rubbed the cloth over the carpet mats and picked up just about all the junk on it. It pretty much looked as if I had vacuumed them.
On another note, my use of the California mini-Duster to clean the brake dust from the rims was going very well at first but now, since there's so much dust, it's kinda filled the duster to its limit after about 30 days. There's a way to wash it so I'm going to do that to see if I can salvage the mop. Otherwise, since it's now leaving some dust streaks, I may have to reconsider. It's so convenient and such a great time saver, I may just buy another one if washing the old one doesn't work out.
We'll see.....
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