Rub THIS on your Furniture and DUST is NEVER AGAIN a Problem 💥 (GENIUS) 🤯

[@smartfoxofficial]

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[@verap9290]

Poll

[@rivkablatt5028]

עברית תרגום

[@ladystrange4769]

Smart Fox great channel!! How can I get rust out of toilet- bleach isn’t working

[@biljanazablecanski7438]

B77⁷

[@doraantonini3928]

Se fosse anche in italiano, sarebbe più comprensibile anche per chi, come me non conosce l'inglese. Grazie

[@AVToth]

For glass shelves in the fridge, wash and dry the glass shelf then take a soft cloth and about a pea size amount of glycerin. The glycerin you can get at most drug stores and plan to divide it between several friends because a small amount lasts so long you will end up throwing most away in a decade. Anyway, with your cloth and pea size bit of glycerin polish the glass. At first you will think you might have to wash it off but keep polishing until it disappears. Repeat on the other side of the glass. The first time I did this, despite having two ravenous teenagers and a husband who never noticed when he spilled or put the jelly back with jelly on the bottom of the jelly jar, it was three years before I had to do the "big fridge clean" again. I could just wipe up crumbs, NOTHING stuck to the glass and when a kid stood with their head in the fridge waiting for something yummy to magically appear, the glass never fogged up. It is probably the best, most amazing tip I ever tried.

[@rubyhogan1709]

WOW. Thank you so much for the wonderful tip 😃

[@Damone7653]

I always enjoy a good tip.

[@christophermirra790]

Terri here. Glass wax…in a pink tin. Unfortunately, you can’t find the original. It was the best.

[@Damone7653]

@@christophermirra790 In the pink is always best 👌

[@judymcconnell1794]

L

[@maryrappisi9773]

I fought the dust and the dust won. I'm glad I learned to accept it instead of chasing it. Life is short.

[@maryabrahams8029]

So , we must just live with it , from dust we , to dust we return!

[@maryabrahams8029]

So true ! From dust we came , to dust we return

[@mauromiotto2873]

Non si riesce a capire di che prodotto usa,sarei grata se ci fosse una traduzione in italiano

[@spudbono5747]

Dust if you must, but wouldn't it be better To paint a picture, or write a letter, Bake a cake, or plant a seed; Ponder the difference between want and need? Dust if you must, but there's not much time, With rivers to swim, and mountains to climb; Music to hear, and books to read; Friends to cherish, and life to lead. Dust if you must, but the world's out there With the sun in your eyes, and the wind in your hair; A flutter of snow, a shower of rain, This day will not come around again. Dust if you must, but bear in mind, Old age will come and it's not kind. And when you go (and go you must) You, yourself, will make more dust.

[@orscrub3161]

@@mauromiotto2873 …………he uses fabric softener. the liquid added to your clothes in the washer to make them soft, smell good, and sometimes no static. i’ve heard using dryer sheets work well too. 😊

[@catherinedavid2265]

You cannot stop dust, and using fabric conditioner will over time cause a build up of sticky residue on your furniture and skirting boards. Just do a daily or weekly wipe (if you work) with a damp rag. Water is a wonderful thing.

[@souziematsou2291]

Try dissolve the softener with some water. No sticky residue. It really works!!!!

[@heatheri10]

Yeaaa, he said nothing about STOPPING dust. Der

[@ArthurTheLibraryDetective]

😂😊🤓🕵😎..See..'THIS'.. is Y WE..Love..The Comment Section..lol.!🌿💖..God Bless Yall..njn.a.t.l.d..✌.💞💞

[@elzbietamatula5295]

Proszę w języku polskim

[@ArthurTheLibraryDetective]

@@elzbietamatula5295 😊😎..Hola!🌿💞..(could not find a 'Translate Option..lol..)

[@dorota9931]

One month later after doing this, my furniture still looks freshly dusted.... and the house smells wonderful.

[@deecee9548]

I was hoping that someone had tried this - thank you! Will def give it a go now

[@misst.e.a.187]

Will definitely try this. Thanks

[@emmyjoyful1]

@Dreamer fabric softener

[@paulao7022]

@Dreamer Potpouri

[@eeg122]

Be careful using it bc it might be flammable. Yikes.

[@paulao7022]

Take a broom, you haven't swept with. A new broom perferrably. Put a tablespoon of fabric softener in a gallon of warm water, in a bucket. Take a large piece of white cloth and dip it in the bucket. Wring the cloth out. Then put the cloth on the clean broom and wrap it around the broom and secure the cloth to the broom with a rubber band around the top of the cloth. No bending, no on our knees... so much efficient for us older folks!

[@johndias7007]

If I don't have fabric softener, can I use the sheet of fabric softener instead

[@misst.e.a.187]

Even older folks should continue bending and getting down on knees.

[@onlychild4332]

@@johndias7007 Yes it works too It did for me

[@paulao7022]

@@johndias7007 No. It has to be damp, on the broom, in turn it will do the job.

[@amythompson7700]

Wow 😯

[@mrs.desireecarr2169]

Thank you for sharing your Home Care tip. I've yet to try, although I do plan on trying this technique. Your instructions are simple and clear. Thank You for spreading The Love and Joy of God with the world. God Blessings of Love, Peace and Joy to You.

[@rhondap5444]

I dusted once and it came back, not fallen for that again😂

[@kimk3842]

😆🤣

[@beejisback8162]

You don’t have to tell me twice! 🤣

[@charmaccents6278]

Dust is a 4 letter word.

[@KidCity1985]

I love you!

[@scott2862]

It’s literally an oily water soluble goo

[@georgetanita4265]

You're right! Thank you! Excellent explanation!

[@roselucht4583]

So glad for the notes (I couldn’t understand the man speaking so I couldn’t hear what product it was he was promoting!)

[@littleraven28]

Awesome definitely going to try this, I hate dusting with a passion

[@andreyav]

Does it affect indoor air quality? A neighbors' kid was allergic to fabric softeners even in laundry so they had to stop using that, we don't use them either, for health reasons... Is there anything more natural and healthy with similar or same effect?

[@stephanykaiser7556]

Worth a try thank you

[@jennymccombie9604]

Does anyone remember Hints from Heloise ? A housekeeping newspaper column that told you all kinds of helpful hints and people would also write in to talk about their shortcuts. If you have a dirty pan that needs soaking put a fabric softener sheet or a dollop of regular fabric softener in the pan and fill to cover then soak overnight and the baked on food came out quite nicely. Mineral oil unscented ( baby oil is the same thing) and a few drops of your favorite scented oil will work for dusting and moisturizing your furniture. Especially if you use a wood stove because it dries out wood furniture. I didn't know that. Don't be like me.....🤔

[@paulao7022]

I use the Old English Oil, polish, on my furniture. The best furniture polish, they ever made!

[@miraivas6203]

baby oil with few drops of essential oil sounds excellent. Thank you for that. 👍

[@mariacullati2371]

Loved Hints from Heloise!

[@deovolente6326]

I had dinner with her 40 years ago. Lol

[@janetspell1396]

Thanks for this!! I hate dust and having to dust!! I will definitely try this.❤️

[@curtischildress9580]

Have you tried? Did it work? Thank you for a reply.

[@nfrancisj2122]

@@curtischildress9580 doesn't lol.

[@curtischildress9580]

@@nfrancisj2122 Thanks, NIIK for making us smarter!

[@nfrancisj2122]

@@curtischildress9580 I also think he is confusing fabric softener with dryer sheets. :D

[@curtischildress9580]

@@nfrancisj2122 You could be right...your idea makes sense in a different way. Thanks for telling us!

[@rockytoronto]

I’ve been using this method (fabric softener) for a few years.. it does last awhile keeping dust away

[@ssmith6974]

I'm not too sure about liquid softener, but I have heard and tried the softener sheets. It doesn't work. But.. I have found something that can help. Dust will enter no matter what. Even a micro hole in your window trim will allow dust with help from a little breeze from the outside. Auto mobile wax. Yup. It's a hassle but now there are spraying types that do a good job. Years ago we used to wash our windows and apply 'window wax'. It kept your windows clean from rain, wind and blowing dirt. I use Auto mobile wax on my windows, apply it just like your car. Blinds on windows, ceiling fans, cabinets, wood. Not painted walls or rough surfaces of course. You will still have the same amount of dust, but have to sweep or vacuum more. Lower your humidity too is awesome.

[@2Ryled]

What about base boards?

[@shotjohnny]

Dust doesn't come from the outside only. It also is generated "inside... by people and pets" when we/pets shed dried skin etc ... which is then deposit on furniture etc as "dust" as well. Just fyi : )

[@AVToth]

You said vacuum more and that reminded me of this. When my kids were growing up, my daughter and I had long hair. About every 4 to 6 months meant I got to spend time on the porch with vac roller brush, scissors and the air was a little blue from my saying things my granny wouldn't have approved of. One day before I vacuumed I got the broom and spent maybe ten minutes total doing kind of a semi-sweep across the rooms with carpet. It was amazing how much hair I was able to get just by dragging the broom across the carpet. It made a dramatic difference in not just the vacuum performance but my porch episodes went down to almost yearly. The brushes could brush because they weren't encased in an ever growing fur ball. I know it may sound like to much effort just to vacuum but to me, the better my machine works the less I have to use it.

[@Frankie5Angels150]

Umm… dust is mostly from your own dead skin cells, not just from the outside.

[@sonjabrumbaugh9835]

It's TRUE, use car wax! Also use Hepa filter bags for your vacuum.

[@ozrob8726]

I've come to accept that dust is one of those annoyances of life.

[@gracecotton9819]

Rob Adams Exactly. It is our skin!

[@curtischildress9580]

@@gracecotton9819 Great part of dust is skin & debris from outside blowing inside & from the natural shedding of paint & even decay of fabrics.

[@paulao7022]

If you get a room, allergenic de-humidifier. It will keep the dust down.

[@allsensesfiring]

Changing your furnace/Air conditioner filter every 2-3 mos helps alot.

[@ahwaryah1]

Clean air ducts and dryer hose every two years

[@kathyhague1867]

We change our furnace filter every month we have pets and it needs changed

[@donnawoodford6641]

I don't have a furnace or AC. Dust enters house from under doors.

[@catnip...]

Furnace? Where do you people live?

[@paulao7022]

I change mine every month. Less dust that way!

[@120acres]

IF you use dryer sheets, after a load of clothes in the dryer save them and just use them to dust, works just as well. Then toss them!

[@Poetry4Peace]

Yasss 0:59

[@Poetry4Peace]

Omg 0:59 time icon for comments ❤❤ 🥰 😂😂😂

[@miladydewinter7770]

Neat trick - thank you so much x

[@MarkT.63]

You come from dust. You will return to dust. That's why I don't dust. It could be someone I know :)

[@chy01able]

😆😆😆

[@ms.chelleg2068]

Awesome! My son just got a new bunk bed and after 5 mins up there setting his new bedspread I was sneezing like crazy. This will keep the dust away for good!

[@PinkinPA]

No, it won't. Dust is human and pet dried skin, lint, pet and human hair. Fabric softener is not going to stop dust.

[@daisygabutero7688]

@@PinkinPA Carpet is my enemy it produces so much dust, unfortunately, my husband loves carpet.

[@curtischildress9580]

Very smart idea. Thanks for sharing.

[@funhandsome1116]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏👌👍 to solve our daily problem

[@mollyetmoiria.298]

Dust has to land somewhere. So if it isn't landing on the baseboards it will pile on the floor or more so in other places. You can repel it but you cant get rid of it.

[@Jay-ys2cf]

Dust on floors is far more easy to manage than on surfaces.

[@marinerselah1434]

Wonderful 👍👍🥳 Everything it helps. 😉😊

[@devikamudcoo4002]

Thank you I will try ☺

[@lesamos8900]

Just what i need i live in a very dusty unit every thing is constantly covered in dust ,i will start tomorrow and have a spring clean hope it makes a different,

[@oldfaart7923]

Better Idea!.. Daughter-in-law asked me how often I dust. I told her WHAT! It took years to get that protective coating on there! She rolled her eyes, regretted asking the question.

[@adeelhussain5214]

Jماشاءاللہ 💕 سبحان اللہ 💕 ﺑِﺴْــــــــــــــــﻢِ ﺍﷲِﺍﻟﺮَّﺣْﻤَﻦِ ﺍلرَّﺣِﻴْﻢ" اَللّٰھُمَّ صَلِّ عَلٰی مُحَمَّدٍ وَّ عَلٰیٓ اٰل ِمُحَمَّدٍ کَمَا صَلَّیْتَ عَلٰی اِبْرَاھِیْمَ وَعَلٰیٓ اٰلِ اِبْرَاھِیْمَ اِنَّکَ حَمِیْدٌمَّجِید’‘ ۔ اَللّٰھُمَّ بَارِکْ عَلٰی مُحَمَّدٍ وَّ عَلٰیٓ اٰل ِمُحَمَّدٍ کَمَا بَارَکْتَ عَلٰی اِبْرَاھِیْمَ وَعَلٰیٓ اٰلِ اِبْرَاھِیْمَ اِنَّکَ حَمِیْد’‘ مَّجِید’‘.... 🌺🌺🌺 ALLAH HO AKBAR KABIRA KABIRA KABIRA JAZAK ALLAH O KHAIRAN KASIRA F E ALLAH (DPG159).

[@itsmommy100]

This makes perfect sense but I must say I would never have thought of it. Thank you very much!!

[@slowery43]

no one came here to find out if itsmommy would have ever thought if this

[@janicebradfordbelltolleshu4383]

Can’t wait to try this. Thanks I needed this one .

[@mirianaspinelli5348]

Va bene questo metodo anche su mobili pregiati?come mogano ,radica,noce?grazie aspetto una risposta

[@charlenegriffis5900]

I'm definitely going to try this! Thanks for sharing 🙂☺️👍

[@smartfoxofficial]

Your Welcome :)

[@张淑佳-g9u]

好心态是一个人幸福的关键，烦恼和快乐，成功和失败，就在你一念之间。要活在当下，过去的苦乐已经过去，未来的苦乐还没有到来，好好把握今天，不要瞻前顾后，不恨别人，不报复别人，恨和报复只会加深自己和别人的痛苦。希望大家抛开恨，多多地拥有爱吧！ --2018年10月13日纽约

[@cynthiacrawford6147]

But make sure if you decide to paint,that they use cleaners to remove it.Painters hate it when the staff does this in the houses.

[@flourishing5168]

Dust is one thing we all hate but it's going nowhere ,get used to dusting when you can to create room for fresh dust!! Thanks.

[@rieriec.36]

You are correct ! though the fabric softener will help with the Surfaces that you do get.. dust is going to be In other places

[@arjakolehmainen2691]

Thank you very much.👍👍👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌼⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘

[@sharonsmit6579]

You mentioned in an earlier video that you do not use fabric softener in your laundry due to the nasties, but do you still use it for dust-free surfaces?

[@anniezohar5415]

Yes I was wondering about that too. I won’t use fabric softener after what he said in the other video.

[@cathylarkin5664]

I also wondered about this. I stopped using fabric softener years ago because I understand that the ingredients are not healthy and because they cause a buildup on fabrics. Fabric softener is definitely not recommended on microfiber (which is, it appears, what the cloth applying the fabric softener is). With due respect to the contributor, I too have embraced suggestions in the past that I thought were helpful until someone created a broader perspective. Life is always a question of making informed choices so, in the spirit of appreciation, thank you for sharing what you have found works for you.😊

[@emilyward5541]

Good question…

[@twilagullatt4344]

Thank you for sharing this video with me.

[@JCDCreations7701]

Do not I repeat Do not use fabric softener on your walls, baseboards, or furniture because it's flammable and your insurance company will not pay your claim should your house catch on fire any proof that they find no matter how small the amount is. I would hate to see anyone else suffer from this hack please don't do this hack.

[@starlightzz1480]

That is a myth. It increases flammability when it is on clothing and its not washed. Otherwise that is a myth. I am a hazmat specialist and I constantly look for flash points on products. Fabric softener is disposable and can be dumped in regular non regulated liquids. Therefore it is not flammable. Just don't leave it on fabric unwashed. But who does that? No one. This is furniture it's different.

[@sparky9327]

I don’t think there is difference when coating is so thin

[@naimahq8739]

Wow I never knew it was flammable. Thanks for spreading this knowledge it’s a clause within a home insurance co that one might unknowingly and unwilling be in breach of!!! Thank again!!

[@nickystripe3303]

Thank you so much for this comment.

[@The-Pug-Experience]

​@@sparky9327 exactly 😂 idiots who up vote this guy have no brain.

[@donizetepires6685]

Excelente dica. Parabéns 👏👏👏👏👏 São Paulo Brasil

[@elenavial7413]

👍👍👍Grazie del consiglio!

[@jaybee608]

Now this I've gotta try! I hate dust! Thanks!

[@lindaorefice8431]

In italiano

[@malenacarvajal4254]

Deben decirlo en español todos los conentarios igual no es decirlo sino hacerl

[@ЛидияСлободянюк-ш5п]

Спасибо за полезную информацию

[@dr.shakingmyhead4167]

Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@mycreations318]

Does this only work with liquid fabric softener or could you use the dryer sheets that are for static that you throw in the dryer‘s?

[@RareguyUk]

It really works, thanks!

[@bellnorton1691]

Neat idea.

[@hana-rb9eb]

Thank you I will try this in my car.

[@anniesmith843]

I wonder why the name was never seen.

[@curtischildress9580]

Good idea using in the car.

[@curtischildress9580]

@@anniesmith843 Any fabric softener or dryer sheet will work. Dryer sheets are easier on wood finishes. Name brand items sometimes can't be shown by law.

[@mariaduarte8898]

Maravilloso. Dios te Bendiga

[@robinspiker3394]

Great tip!

[@nfrancisj2122]

Are you confusing fabric softener with dryer sheets ? With a "static charge" dust will be attracted to the surface making it more dusty. If you just hide a dryer sheet near dusty areas, dust will be attracted to that, and then you can just throw it away. Rub two dryer sheets together to start the charge.

[@theresaworkman8210]

Funny you all are in comment section 🤣...HAPPY Dustin ...Amercia

[@Aangel452]

Wow it must smell good too, I must try it Cheers.😇

[@helenver3872]

Dust will not disappear. Maybe land somewhere else. But it is there, right?

[@halinagodzinska5776]

Dzięki za super pomysłowy sposób,pozdrawiam z Polski 👍🥰

[@dianeradley1712]

👍♥️♥️♥️Thank you. From. Canada. P.Q

[@QuePasaUSA]

I live in a dusty desert so I will definitely love to try this!

[@ColtraneTaylor]

Have you tried wiping down the desert?

[@QuePasaUSA]

@@ColtraneTaylor Good one!

[@ColtraneTaylor]

@@QuePasaUSA ; )

[@madusonkeeper]

Armour all wipes eork well and a long time!!

[@stellamarisinvernizzi767]

Excelente propuesta 😃👍! Gracias!

[@dorinavioletaaron5796]

Ma di cosa si tratta? Non capisco niente in inglese!

[@nuriaolgadominguezgarcia9621]

Pero que producto se supone que usó ???? Suavizante para la ropa ????? No entendí bien. Porfa nos puedes contestar a los dos. Gracias ☺️

[@CH-vb5kr]

Fabric Softener is just water-soluble wax: waxing furniture is a good way to help preserve and keep furniture in good condition.

[@paulao7022]

On my wood furniture, I use the Old English, furniture polish. It lubricates my wood furniture and it makes it shiny.

[@paulao7022]

@Country Most furniture today, is not real wood.

[@jaceknows247]

Will this fabric softener thing work on a glass table?

[@neideneide3511]

Vou experimentar fazer,e ver o resultado obrigada

[@orchideerose9125]

Ça marche merci pour l astuce

[@twittlypoo]

The dust may not be on the surfaces treated but it is still in the house,it hasn't gone away!

[@elsy326]

Hola, gracias. También sirve para el piso de madera?

[@MsShanarun]

Be careful if it makes the floors slippery. My friend uses a furniture polish on her wood floors, it made her slip and fall.

[@dianajewell3251]

I think you would have a slip and fall if you put it on the floor !! Yikes!!!

[@jillpeacock4540]

My Mom used to buy Flax soap. It was yucky. But, it came In a can. You'd glop some out. Put it in one of those loose tea metal balls. You'd get a small bucket of warm water. Put the tea ball in in and grab some rags. Wait for it to dissolve. Wring out your cloth till it's just damp. Have a dry soft cloth to shine. It will preserve the wood.

[@janec9850]

And I'll bet non-toxic. Fabric softener is not good for people, animals, or the planet.

[@jennyandrews1671]

That is so neat!

[@gelcirosa6481]

Thanks For Sharing!! 👍🤓🍀

[@smartfoxofficial]

Your Welcome :)

[@souadreskallah7315]

Merci, je vais essayer 👍

[@curtischildress9580]

THANK YOU!!!

[@amapola5380]

Seguiré tu consejo ! Gracias.....

[@KasiaExc]

A próbowaliście pronto do mebli? Działa i jeszcze pielęgnuje drewno

[@mickbobo6230]

Traduction en francais 🐱❤😊

[@SharonCarroll1973]

This would be perfect for ceiling fans

[@jaceylataire2511]

Thank you soooo much🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@smartfoxofficial]

Your Welcome :)

[@wyleong4326]

Gonna try this next month! We run a warehouse of 10,000 sq ft and we have a lot of dust

[@melissamundle456]

I always say the dust protects the furniture!!

[@paramveerjain2464]

What !!!!!! Just what !

[@Lynne76]

Please do you have any ideas on the best thing to clean leather.

[@martias.1210]

Only a guess here, but would saddle soap work for your item?

[@dianajewell3251]

Armoral..its in the automotive section..cleaner for dash and leather seats works great

[@tsiddig]

Apply Nivea lotion mousturiser

[@lorij6796]

Of it works great! I hate dusting!

[@anamyriammedina9426]

Por favor indicar que se puede hacer cuando los muebles presentan moho o manchas como de color verde gracias por su aporte x manternerlos limpios y si me puede sugerir algo x mi pregunta.🙏

[@ronalddstanley4776]

The Quantum X Vacuum cleaner uses water as the filter. It cleans better than any vacuum i have ever used. It cost between $300 and $400 and it is available on line. It has swivel turning but it doesn't come with a cord hangar. You can get a command hangar for the cord. it is inexpensive. It is way better than a hepa filter.

[@julietavelasco1200]

Great advice, thank you very much.

[@fanyfermin3714]

No entiendo el idioma tiene que estar en español

[@mississippimud7046]

Dust is the fabric of my life 🤪

[@maranatha8768]

nice ill try it

[@susanhart5551]

What a good idea I will try that thank u,

[@ЗайтуняЛесик-щ2ц]

Гениально спасибо вам большое первый раз слышу про этот метод.

[@junebug2195]

Cool!

[@MrBobWareham]

Very good, but do you know how to take apart products that are glued together????

[@georgiaanderson4483]

Does fa ric softener sheets work also?

[@joelamouk7192]

How long does it last? I mean how often do we have to apply the softener? thanks

[@vijayakumarp7593]

I feel a regular application may be necessary, perhaps less frequent, as some one suggested wiping with fabric softner ( diluted with water may work).

[@marilynthaxton3073]

Reapply when you see the pile of dust that accumulated again on the baseboards!!🙄

[@braeutchen41]

@@marilynthaxton3073 when u wax your baseboards, they are so slick that dust doesnt cling......when u go along w your feather duster, broom, or dust mop, the dust comes off w just a light touch.....then you can vacuum it up quickly, no ribbing at all......then repeat the waxing every 3-4 mo to keep ur baseboards EASY to brush clean......🖐🏻☺️ And yes we used to usr jubilee kitchen wax on appliances to make them shine and keep them easier to clean in between wax jobs......also another wax was called glass wax🖐🏻☺️

[@carlotasicotti9000]

Depois dos móveis e chão limpo pode passar amaciante diluído em água pra não manchar

[@estherdelacaridadperezsarm3219]

Hola. Gracias por la orientación, cada día aprendemos a ser más eficaces en nuestro quehacer diario.

[@aliciabravo4486]

Maravilloso consejos p el polvo gracias saludos Bendiciones

[@marthaeda701]

🙏 muchas gracias ☺️

[@netfalsifikaciiistorii]

Thank you very much! We have the expired "Lenor" - half a bottle.

[@sheilagadde5975]

Good

[@Playgame-w2r]

Спасибо большое

[@dannyc8875]

Great tip...never would've known.

[@Colin623]

Just be aware that it could damage your expensive furniture over time ! it's a chemical at the end of the day !

[@dannyc8875]

@@Colin623 Many thx...I'll have to be aware of that.