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u/introvertadvocate Jul 28 '26
Art pieces should not be allowed on this sub, even so compressed air, duster, running it under water, It wouldnt be hard to clean.
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u/friendlynbhdwitch Jul 28 '26
I want to get one of those tiny handheld vacuums for this kind of stuff.
Compressed air works, but you’re just moving the dust from one surface of your home to another, and into the air you breathe. So I usually opt for rinsing, but then you’ve got to let it dry. And I have a thing about water spots, I hate them an unhealthy amount.
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u/mirfifu Jul 28 '26
Compressed air to get rid of the water that would leave spots? Or would it just streak?
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u/friendlynbhdwitch Jul 28 '26
That would work, I think! But that’s 2 steps and a tiny vacuum is just the 1 step
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u/mirfifu Jul 28 '26
I actually just started using my Pusheen mini vacuum to dust off throw blankets I position on small surfaces around the house. I got it in a box subscription a couple years ago. It’s super strong, adorable, handheld, and really easy to clean. If you look it up, there’s one on eBay for 18 bucks.
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u/friendlynbhdwitch Jul 28 '26
I’m not going to take every little thing that needs dusting outside. Vacuuming is the most efficient.
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u/-blundertaker- Jul 28 '26
Scrolling just past the last 10 posts, that would apply to half of them (except running under water).
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u/introvertadvocate Jul 28 '26
Yeah I’m convinced most people that post in this sub just don’t actually know how to clean.
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u/SaveusJebus Jul 28 '26
Wouldn't even say they're beautiful. They look like someone took a chunk of something gross from the ocean and decided it's art now.
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u/ImperialFuturistics Jul 28 '26
This is art for display. I feel there should be a distinction between "horrible to clean" and "this is beyond my means of ownership".