A friend sent me a thought about dusting

[Barbara Moulton]

Remember...a layer of dust protects the wood beneath it.

[Dana Grant]

Remember...a layer of dust protects the wood beneath it.


Hey, great idea!!! There have been times, I must admit, that my furniture has been extremely protected......

[Doris Grant]

Of all the chores in the home, dusting is the worst. I would rather go outside and mow the lawn than dust, I would rather bathe the dog, I would rather wash 10 loads of laundry, I would rather wash the windows (well that was taking it too far) ok you get the picture.

Doris

[Anne and Dwayne Hood]

We have been "protecting" our piano since we bought it while at Trevecca in 1966. It does get polished occasionally, but I love to keep that good old "protector" on it. We bought it a few months before our daughter Jeanne was born in 1967. Now, as I homeschool Jordan, Jeanne's son, I am using it to teach elementary level piano lessons to him--2006. Maybe he would dust it for us.

[Barbara Moulton]

I can remember that my mom would gather up all her ornaments and nick nacks and bring them in to the kitchen and wash them.

Before she put them back she would dust all the places that they had been.

I'm afraid I'm not that thorough (mind you I don't have as many ornaments as she did).

We had a piano for awhile and I always found it a bear to dust.

[Dana Grant]

I can remember that my mom would gather up all her ornaments and nick nacks and bring them in to the kitchen and wash them.

Before she put them back she would dust all the places that they had been.

I'm afraid I'm not that thorough (mind you I don't have as many ornaments as she did).

We had a piano for awhile and I always found it a bear to dust.

I agree about the piano. We have a baby grand piano that is a royal pain to keep dusted. It is black, as well, so the dust shows up as if it were under a magnifying glass!! However, I have so kindly given that job to Lindsey!!!