What is the best broom to use to clean dust from hardwood floors?

To clean the dust on the solid wood floor, you can use a brush, which is similar to the brush used to brush paint, or you can use a mop with static electricity to mop the floor once a day, dry it for later use, and try not to use a broom or mop that is too hard to mop the floor to prevent damage to the wooden floor.

Wooden floors can be waxed every two or three months, before waxing, should be dusted and dirty, and then a clean fine soft rag that does not shed hair dipped in wax, starting from one edge of the wooden floor, in turn on the board surface to do a ring wipe. To be evened.

After wiping evenly, use the original rag (no longer dipped in wax) to wipe from the edge of the original wipe, and wipe it again in turn according to the above plan. The waxed floor not only cleans and refreshes, but also protects the paint film and delays aging.

Use. After three or five years, the floor can be repainted with the same kind of paint as the original painted floor. In addition to dust and dirt removal before painting, a fine water sandpaper should be applied, dipped in warm water, and the board surface should be gently sanded to remove the remaining oil stains on it, and to grind off the small paint particles left in the last paint. After sanding, wipe it clean with a clean rag and you can apply the paint.

In this way, the painted floor will be smoother, cleaner and shinier.

Pig's hair! The kind of painter's brush is the same!

Don't use a broom, mop the floor once a day with a mop with static electricity, and mop it off at any time if there is dust. After mopping, remove the mop cloth and rinse it with water, dry it and set aside. You can also use two mop cloths to swap back and forth.