How to Remove Drywall Dust from Floors

Those irregular cracks and nooks in hardwood flooring that give it such remarkable character create an entirely different effect with drywall dust. They collect dust, leaving your floors a mess. But all is not lost.
Start by sweeping your floors and collecting the debris in a dustpan. You may need to do it several times. Afterward, vacuum your hardwood.
Finally, you must mop the floor to remove any remaining debris. You can finish using a microfiber dust mop and Bruce hardwood flooring cleaner.

[@int_rbmeetings1874]

thanks for the video. But my floor has still drywall dust in the cracks, how can that be removed?

[@HighQualityCarter]

It’s just a cheesy ad, don’t believe it you can find other methods were you don’t need a specific brand

[@pepesantoraton9865]

That's because you're a hoser. Drywall dust is a pain to remove.

[@pcs9016]

So what about on real hardwood floors, vinyl plank, and tile? Thank you.

[@myrahouse2368]

Geees I just cleaned the floor wet mop it’s turned to like soup 😮‍💨

[@ManuSingh-co2gp]

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[@MrSesmith11]

Use a drop cloth.

[@cmsmith1973]

Say it a louder for the people in the back please! I clean renovated hones and I don't think the painters or drywallers know a drop cloth is

[@JohnJones-fx9jj]

@@cmsmith1973 may I ask what part of the country you are in? I am looking for someone who does what you do to make a video about but the community I live in is very small

[@kerryerber4281]

That's true. Painters and drywall guys have never heard of protecting the floors or doors. They don't know what a tarp is.

[@MStar10]

What do you do if you already made the mistake of mopping before vacuum? Help?!

[@soniavela8250]

Do they sell this at Home depot, Lowes or Ace?