Dusting gear and turntable

@waytoomuchstuff 

+100!

I'll make sure to get after my wife about more frequent vacuuming! LOL

It would be easier to hire a French maid.

My Rega P6 has a dustcover which does a pretty nice job for the TT itself.  I'll grab a swiffer and some fresh micro fiber cloths and be more diligent.

Thanks for the responses

@mbmi

Nice. Lol 

My friend who makes and sells tube amps and other delicate gear uses a paint brush to dust his gear. I am now also following suite. My RAAl VM-1a tube amp for example is almost impossible to clean with most regular methods and a breeze with the soft paint brush.

I cover my TT with a piece of silk from a 2nd-hand-store Hawaiian Shirt (about $5).

I cut-out the back panel, then my wife quickly hemmed the edges.  It is cheap, works as well as the plexiglass cover that my other TT has and is very light.  

Warning - learn to remove it from the rear, moving to the front, to avoid snagging the cart.  

Cheap, works well and looks cool... This has worked for years. Wife optional.

OP, long ago when young and more into the concept...friends and self toyed with the idea of a deaf, dumb, and blind nymphomaniac maid....

Wouldn't be very good at cleaning much, and there's the upkeep factors.

Feather duster that lives atop our giraffe does the bulk, camel hair paint brush for the crevices....vac the fan faces....brush and destat the TT's....keep the covers on if not busy....Hit all the computers if neglected for awhile when into the process.

2 humans, 1 dog, 2 cats.  All shorthaired.  Cats leave the speakers alone; sudden doses of LOUD early on has kept them at bay since, even though grill-less.