Has anybody done this?

[GREECE MONKEYz]

Anybody ever use a cotton tshirt to give their pops a quick dusting?

Work well?

Any advice or warning?

Thanks!

[Mister Piggy Wiggy]

Odd as it sounds, I use Swiffer dusters.

[dishsnthings]

I use a terry kitchen towel that I just dried my hand on. It gives just a little moisture for dust to stick to, then throw it in the wash. Swiffers are awesome for the shelves and the rides and such too.

[Mister Piggy Wiggy]

I use a terry kitchen towel that I just dried my hand on. It gives just a little moisture for dust to stick to, then throw it in the wash. Swiffers are awesome for the shelves and the rides and such too.

I have a set of Swiffer Dusters just for Pops. And I wrote "POPS" on the box, too.

[pinklaquer]

I use a terry kitchen towel that I just dried my hand on. It gives just a little moisture for dust to stick to, then throw it in the wash. Swiffers are awesome for the shelves and the rides and such too.

I have a set of Swiffer Dusters just for Pops. And I wrote "POPS" on the box, too.

I do this. i actually prefer it better to a regular cloth too!

[felixfelicis]

Odd as it sounds, I use Swiffer dusters.

Not odd to me. I use Swiffers for all my dusting as I have two cats and I need both dust and cat hair removed.

[Jango_Fresh]

I use micro fiber clothes usually, works for me

[TanyaTate]

I use micro fiber clothes usually, works for me

That's what I do, too

[POPHawk]

I use a brush for heavy dust and then a micro fiber cloth to clean em up. If your display area accumalates a lot of dust, you could buy a dust filter, I bought one a while ago and a new one recently and theres little to no dust in the room, you could also use a ioniser as that would help take all the dust out of the air. I only do this because I keep high end statues and figures in the same display area, but POPs are collectibles too

A t-shirt works good for light dusting but if you want to keep everything pristine, any of the above options might help

[emily]

I've never had a need for anything other than a Swiffer. Maybe I should be looking closer!

[Valde]

My boxes don't get too dusty.

[POPHawk]

My boxes don't get too dusty.

I used to be a MIB collector, then I started living, life's too short for cardboard cages my friend

[Tedesch401]

My boxes don't get too dusty.

I used to be a MIB collector, then I started living, life's too short for cardboard cages my friend

Ageed

[angeladominguez]

Odd as it sounds, I use Swiffer dusters.

Yup, no odd here either! I have tried a cloth rag, cut up a towel, all of that but I find the swiffers work best too!

[Jezter]

When I remove my pops from the shelves for random pics, to take to work, or to put on a table for the occasional dusting, I use whatever shirt I'm wearing to dust the pop, but a Swiffer duster from the dollar store for the shelves. I don't really see the need to have anything more complicated since the items and shelves are dustless once I am done.

[Icetenka]

I use old shirts to clean and think they work great. I normally dust the boxes with a duster and gently wipe the pop window with shirts.

[POPHawk]

Ah more shirt action As someone who loves their shirts and has quite recently been finding them bunched up been used for cleaning I am having a very hard time with some of you

[valorandvellum]

If it's a figure that has a lot of detail then a large, soft paintbrush works very well!

[Megacam]

wait, so no one takes a bath with them like Conan does?

[Mister Piggy Wiggy]

Yup, no odd here either! I have tried a cloth rag, cut up a towel, all of that but I find the swiffers work best too!

Whew, glad I'm not alone! I tried using rags at first. But found Swiffers the most effective.

[Mister Piggy Wiggy]

I do this. i actually prefer it better to a regular cloth too!

Yay! Swiffers are simply amazing. Dust is history when Swiffers' around!

[angeladominguez]

Yup, no odd here either! I have tried a cloth rag, cut up a towel, all of that but I find the swiffers work best too!

Whew, glad I'm not alone! I tried using rags at first. But found Swiffers the most effective.

Sometimes mine leave little hairs or dust but that's just a symbol that I need fo change them out

[TriFeckTa]

Mine are all dusty still

[Mister Piggy Wiggy]

Sometimes mine leave little hairs or dust but that's just a symbol that I need fo change them out

I hear you. Usually when that happens, the swiffer I was using turns into the duster I use for everything else. Saves money!

[POPHawk]

If it's a figure that has a lot of detail then a large, soft paintbrush works very well!

I use a Dulux paintbrush, its really good quality and cleans figures and POPs well

[Mister Piggy Wiggy]

Mine are all dusty still

Glass cases will keep them safe!

[grendelscott]

I use a brush for heavy dust and then a micro fiber cloth to clean em up. If your display area accumalates a lot of dust, you could buy a dust filter, I bought one a while ago and a new one recently and theres little to no dust in the room, you could also use a ioniser as that would help take all the dust out of the air. I only do this because I keep high end statues and figures in the same display area, but POPs are collectibles too

A t-shirt works good for light dusting but if you want to keep everything pristine, any of the above options might help

What kind of dust filter do you use? I live in AZ so there's a lot of dust.

[POPHawk]

What kind of dust filter do you use? I live in AZ so there's a lot of dust.

This one: https://www.amazon.co.uk/VonHaus-Purifi ... ust+filter

It's really good, sucks in a lot of dust from any room, my apartment is 2BR, and open plan, it works well in the main room and my bedroom
It's got an ioniser too which makes dust particles clog together and fall out of the air

It removes dust/pollen/dirt and smoke. I don't smoke a lot but sometimes I have to(medicinal stuff for my cancer) but my roommate does more often and she just puts this next to her and it filters all the smoke out

[jagpop]

I've used shirts to dust. Works well.