Ill add in a break to the bickering. I use a small shop vac on my table. If you use the horse hair brush (same bristles as your table brush by the way) you will not pull the filler from the seams. Air is allowed to pass in from the sides of the brush. No way to get that much suck with it. But it is more then enough to pull up chalk dust. Then wipe with micro fiber cloth to finish. Doesn't even need to be damp. The micofiber has a magnetic effect and pulls any remaining dust.....especially under the cushions.
My micro fiber towel is yellow. Well, it was yellow. Been through wash several times and the blue will not come out. Any suggestions? Thinking of trying some benzene. Ok....couldn't resist. But how about dry cleaners fluid?
Point is?...
Checked a bit about dry cleaner's fluid, due to composition won't do it since there's possibility of altering cloth color (it's used mainly in spot cleaning), something which won't happen with colorless benzene without lead that is used for decades in cloth cleaning.
As far as the micro fiber towel method, obviously a well used towel needs to be replaced.
This brought another fine example of what I'm talking about: chlorine is used in floor cleaning worldwide, just a bit diluted into water. Chlorine is also carcinogenic, that doesn't mean adults don't use it in minor quantities with precaution, like most chemicals found in every house, effectively without any problems at all..
According to the "other side" here, we should stop using almost every chemical found in daily use, since they are indeed carcinogenic theoretically..
Or we could just continue using them and benefit from their use..
To each on her/his own.
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