Clean your couch with some baking soda – let it sit on the area you want to clean and then vacuum with a brush attachment. Fresh scented seating!<\/a><\/li><\/ul><\/nav><\/div>\nSome people like cleaning, some don\u2019t – it all depends on how you do it. But one thing is for sure, we are all doing at least some things wrong.<\/strong> Here are some of the most common culprits<\/strong> and cleaning tips to avoid them:<\/p>\nAre you using a feather duster?<\/strong> You might want to stop. Why? Well, no matter how many ads these things get for locking dust or how many movies and TV shows feature them, feather dusters only spread dust and push it on the ground.<\/strong> A microfiber cloth or a damp paper towel are much better options, as they will actually grip the dust.<\/p>\nHow frequently are you cleaning your vacuum?<\/strong> If you haven\u2019t changed or cleaned your filter in a while, it\u2019s time to do it now.<\/strong> The vacuum can\u2019t pick up as much dirt as it can when clean and it also blows dirt back into your floors and carpets. Immediately after you vacuum clean your home, you should clean your filter.<\/strong><\/p>\nTossing everything<\/strong> you can find in the kitchen in the dishwashe<\/strong>r? Wrong strategy. Small kitchen tools and gadgets can\u2019t be so easily cleaned<\/strong> by a dishwasher which leads to mold if it stays on for a while. To avoid this, wash these tools immediately after usage.<\/strong><\/p>\n