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Healthy to have ceiling fan in bedroom if too high for me to dust?
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Get a long brush: Ceiling fans help circulate air... And dust. Get a long-handled retractable brush with a soft bendable brush head to reach fan blades easily. Use a sturdy stepstool or ladder if you need to get higher.
Answered 11/28/2017
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