'I'm a cleaning whizz and here are my seven tips to keep your home dust-free
“To combat this problem, add old newspapers onto the tops of these areas where dust tends to settle.
She continued: “Blinds are one of the most common places in homes for dust to collect due to their size and shape. The cleaning whizz advised: “These furnishings are likely to collect lots of dust over time due to their size and shape, especially if they're made from fabric rather than paper or plastic.
“Plants placed near windows will not only help clean the air but also help remove some of the dust particles that settle on windowsills – saving you a cleaning job in the future, too.”Not only this, but according to Rosalind, it’s important that you are hoovering correctly.
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