Eliminate dust, dirt, and debris with these simple cleaning tips.
But cleaning your bookshelvesand your books themselves!can actually create a healthier living environment.
We talked to cleaning expert Courtney Walsh fromHomeaglow, to get all the details about this often-skipped cleaning task.
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She recommends cleaning books regularly to eliminate dust, dirt,mold, and mildew.
A cleaner home will also feel more inviting, so don’t skimp out on the process.
Cleaning isn’t just about keeping a tidy appearance, though.
This advice is dependent on your environment and dust accumulation, so adjust as needed.
As you place the pieces and books back on your shelves, consider a rearrangement.
To start, she recommends dusting any delicate books with a clean, drycotton or microfiber cloth.
For tougher stains, only use a few drops of water and a mild cleaner.
Walsh notes that book placement can also ease your cleaning routine and keep your books in pristine condition.
