Tips on dusting?

[Gumby]

My studio is filled with shelves of toys and dvds and after a recent clean that took HOURS (10pm-5am), I have to ask: How do you guys and gals tackle this and do you have any time saving tips and tricks for dusting figures?

[TRUCKvsGUN]

Swiffer Duster works great for getting in all those nooks.

[Sir Prime A Lot]

Oddly enough I was actually thinking about this earlier today. I was wondering if I installed a fan from a computer case inside my display case, would it cause enough airflow over my figures to stop dust from accumulating on them? They could be hidden and silent.

[Sureshot22]

q-tips work great for small or hard to get to spots

[TRUCKvsGUN]

I don't think so, dude. Dust still manages to accumulate inside computer cases, doesn't it?

[Blurrz]

Yeah desktop fans are meant to cool off your PC, not for clearing off dust, because that accumulates regardless.

I like to use a large flat paintbrush. It clears dust off figures pretty easily.

[bcon]

http://www.costco.com/12-pack-Dust-O....11228077.html

or even better

http://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-E...lectric+duster

[Einstein]

I use a toothbrush, gets it off all my stuff and they are nice and easy on the figures

[wervenom]

Usually 2 to 3 bookcase shelves on any given week in terms of a schedule and paper towel and Q-Tips for the figures themselves.

[JohnathanKong]

I use compressed gas + one of those thin angled makeup brush for the grooves. I don't know what that makeup brush does, I just took it from my wife.