Girl you are a more serious collector than me which tells me you are doing this on hard mode: How do you cope with dusting your figure shelves? I dusted yesterday but some of my figures have details that makes them harder to dust, or I keep them higher than where I can actually see. It's a struggle, man!
My main trick is that I bought display cabinets from IKEA that do a great job of keeping the dust off most of my figures!
As for everything else- I really need to dust more often, but I use canned air a lot to dust my figures and shelves! And if I'm really deep cleaning, I'll use my vacuum cleaner with a circular brush attachment to clean the shelves. Then I use canned air to dust off individual figures.
Aside from that, I actually bought a fancy electric duster that you can adjust the power on and recharge. The downside is that it's really fucking loud, but I'm trying to use it more often because it's better for the environment.
But yeah, my main trick is just using canned air!
It has been raining so I have been pottering about in the sewing room. I had a good tidy and dust which resulted in a bit of a shuffle about. I need a better desk lamp to help with my Teams calls, I have been looking a bit ghostly. Might have to look at whats available in the way of desk lamps. I also want to set up a better pressing station. I have some ideas for that. There again some shopping is needed. Otherwise we shall see how this layout works. I think it will work well just for me but if Daughter wants to join me in the sewing room we may have to turn the sewing table back around the other way.
