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How to make a dust-repelling spray Combine two cups of water, one cup of vinegar, and two tablespoons of olive oil, plus a drop or two of dish soap. Mix it all together.

If you use an old sock, just slide it over the sweeper's head. It's amazing how well it fits! Once the sock or cloth is on, it's ready to hit the floor.

I first used this dust-busting spray in my kitchen. I kept the vinegar away from the granite countertops — even in its diluted form, I’m afraid of damage — and instead attacked my stovetop.

No matter how often you clean your living space, dust is going to accumulate. To help you combat buildup, we consulted experts for their cleaning and prevention tips.

How to Make Your Own Dust Repellant Spray. According to Apartment Therapy, this easy cleaning hack will help prevent dust from settling on your home’s surfaces.

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