Dashmellow
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For dust that hasn't made contact with water or moisture, a duster with its cleaning strands treated with wax is a boon for everyday cleaning. I believe it's available as the 'california duster' in the US.
The hype is as real as it gets when it comes to these. Indispensable IMO.
http://www.amazon.in/Jopasu-0000001050035-Car-Duster/dp/B00RJQ8XHU
https://www.amazon.com/gp/B00008RW9U
I'm getting the feeling that you are not appreciating what it is like living in a rural environment driving on dirt and gravel roadways every day. One would have to constantly be using a duster in what would amount to a losing battle. I keep my vehicle as clean as possible and wax it periodically but there are more pressing daily priorities for those of us who live out in the countryside. Some people wash their cars more often and some don't but dirty or muddy cars are often the norm here for those of us who don't live in town with only paved roads. I use a pressure washer at a local gas station to clean off my truck now and again. During the winter, there are similar but different issues involving road salt and dirt. In the screen shot above that started this discussion of dirty cars, please note that every single car in the food COOP parking lot is filthy on a bitter cold day in January a few days after a snow storm. Many of us drive into town to do our shopping from the surrounding farms and homes out in the woods and fields. That is just the way things are around here.
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