[header] How to clean a ceiling fan [title] See if your vacuum cleaner has a ceiling fan or dusting attachment. [step] Many vacuums come with a dusting attachment that allows you to affix a brush over the vacuum's hose, making it easy to dust surfaces without having to worry about scattering dust everywhere. You'll need a dusting attachment if you choose to vacuum your ceiling fan.
[header] How to clean a ceiling fan [title] See if your vacuum cleaner has a ceiling fan or dusting attachment. [step] Many vacuums come with a dusting attachment that allows you to affix a brush over the vacuum's hose, making it easy to dust surfaces without having to worry about scattering dust everywhere. You'll need a dusting attachment if you choose to vacuum your ceiling fan.
[title] Put your vacuum's cord into the appliance housing. [step] Often, there are no end caps, so you should slide the cord into the housing to minimize the chance of falling or getting stuck. If your vacuum doesn't have one, they can usually be purchased for around $10. [substeps] For best results, use a dusting attachment that is wide and flat, not circular. [substeps] If you can't find a dusting attachment, you can purchase a sweeping attachment from your local electronics store. Most vacuums come with a flat bottom attachment unit, and these are ideal for sweeping delicate surfaces. [title] Remove any built-up dust with a feather duster. [step] A feather duster is a clean brush that basically traps dust, moving it under the tip of a dusty dust mop.