When using a dust mop or broom, you can see it. Clouds of dust billow up while you clean. Once in the air, the dust particles can stay airborne for hours, long enough to settle back onto the flooring after the cleaner leaves the room, creating a dirty floor once again. For more effective results, cleaners need a tool that captures dust and soil directly off surfaces, rather than pushing them into a pile and into the air.
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