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Title: These Are the Worst to Clean Because They’re So High—But This Hack Is Genius!
Let’s be honest—cleaning hard-to-reach places like ceiling fans, high cabinets, or the tops of tall shelves is one of those chores we all put off. Not because we’re lazy, but because it’s just so awkward. You either need to lug out a ladder, risk a wobbly chair, or give up and pretend the dust isn’t there.
But here’s the game-changer: a genius cleaning hack that makes it easy, safe, and effective to tackle even the highest spots in your home without breaking a sweat.
🧼 The Problem: Dust and Grime That Hide Up High
High surfaces collect a surprising amount of dust, grease, and grime. Whether it’s the tops of kitchen cabinets (hello, sticky dust!), the ceiling fan blades, or light fixtures, these areas are magnets for dirt that often goes unnoticed—until you look up or feel something falling on your head (yikes!).
💡 The Genius Hack: Use a Microfiber Sock and a Broomstick
What You’ll Need:
- 1 clean microfiber sock (an old one will do!)
- 1 rubber band or hair tie
- 1 broom or mop handle
- Your favorite all-purpose cleaner (or just a water + vinegar spray)
What to Do:
- Slip the microfiber sock over the bristle end of your broom or mop handle.
- Secure it tightly using a rubber band or tie around the base.
- Spray the sock lightly with your cleaning solution.
- Extend the handle to reach high places—fan blades, cabinet tops, curtain rods, etc.
- Wipe gently but firmly to remove dust and buildup.
That’s it. No ladders. No balancing acts. Just a simple, effective reach-and-clean method.
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