There is a quick tip to remove cobwebs and dust. You don’t need to climb a ladder, yet you can still sweep everything away without dust falling all over the house.

If cobwebs are hanging from the ceiling, you can apply the following tricks to get rid of them.

Steps to quickly clean cobwebs and dust:

Two simple cleaning methods are introduced here, both of which don’t require climbing a ladder. The first is to prepare a feather duster, which some households may already have, while others may not.

Tie a relatively long bamboo pole to the handle of the feather duster and secure it tightly with string. Once tied, you can start sweeping—mainly in the corners where dirt tends to gather. However, this method has one drawback: dust can easily fall. If it falls into food, it will be inconvenient, so for areas like the bed or dining table, be sure to cover them with cloths or sheets before sweeping.

The second method also requires a bamboo pole, but instead of using a feather duster, you use a regular broom (plastic type). First, prepare a plastic bag and tie it over the broom head, then secure it with tape.

Next, wrap tape around the bag in reverse so that the sticky side is facing out. This way, the cobwebs will stick to it.

Finally, you’ll see that all the cobwebs get stuck to the tape, meaning they won’t scatter dust around the house—quite practical, isn’t it?

This tool can help you remove cobwebs from the ceiling, behind curtains, and in small corners. It prevents too much dust from falling to the floor, saving you time and effort in cleaning up afterward.