How to Make a Dusting Mop

Dust under refrigerators and other large appliances regularly to keep them sanitary and in good working condition. However, reaching under with a dust rag is often out of the question, and a broom doesn't pick up dust balls. By building your own dusting mop from a pole and pantyhose, you can customize the length and flexibility of the mop, making cleaning a breeze. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Two pairs of pantyhose, new or used
  • Thin, flexible pole or length of tubing
  • Rubber band
  • Gentle laundry detergent
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Instructions

    • 1

      Tie the two pairs of pantyhose together loosely, right below the crotch. Feed the pole through the center of the knot. Pull the knot tight and secure the pantyhose to the pole with the rubber band.

    • 2

      Clean underneath the refrigerator and other appliances with the pantyhose. The stockings should attract and cling to dust and hairs. Hold the pantyhose over the trash can periodically and clear them of dust balls and other debris.

    • 3

      When finished cleaning, remove the pantyhose from the pole. If they're old or worn, throw them away. If they're still relatively new, clear the debris from them and hand wash them with gentle detergent. Hang them to dry, then reattach them to the pole.

Tips & Warnings

  • A dust mop with a shorter pole can be used to clean on top of appliances and other pieces of furniture.

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