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How to Dust a TV
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Summary: Learn how to dust a TV when dusting and vacuuming your home, to instantly improve your home's appearance, in this free house-cleaning video.
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"This is Dan Wolstenholme on behalf of Expert Village and today we're going to show you how to dust and vacuum your home. In this segment we're going to show you how to dust a TV or a furniture appliance that's got some surfaces on it that are very sensitive. You want to make sure that you don't damage them. So first of all we're going to start at the top of this device and work our way down just like we did with the light fixture. Always start at the top, work your way down so that you move the dust down towards the ground. Okay, so we're going to dust off the top. Next we're going to dust the front of the TV. Always make sure that you use a very soft microfiber cloth, it won't put any scratches on the screen. Again, gently wipe, gently wipe back to the sides. "
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