How to Clean Books the Right Way, From Dusting Your Collection to Treating Cover Stains
Books can become a hub for dust, smudges, and stains when not cleaned regularly.
Whether you have an entire home library or simply keep a few books displayed on a shelf, cleaning your tomes regularly is a must. When not tended to properly, physical books can quickly become a hub for dust, smudges, odors, and other miscellaneous dander. Not only will routine upkeep of your paperbacks and hardcovers extend their shelf life, but adding this step to your cleaning routine will also keep excess dust out of your home.
How Often You Should Clean Your Books
We understand that cleaning your books may feel like a chore—especially if you have an extensive collection—but it is something you should tackle often. While deep cleans are only necessary about once a year, routine maintenance should happen more frequently. "I recommend quickly dusting any bookshelves or books off every few weeks to prevent dust from building up," says Leanne Stapf, COO of The Cleaning Authority. Read More..