Central Vacuum Systems by Lindsay Manufacturing

Vacu-Maid stands the test of time

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Fri, 18 May 2012 16:48:00 +0000

Lindsay Manufacturing began manufacturing central vacuums in the 1950's after several years manufacturing heat exchangers and insurance machines.

During that initial decade the P245 was manufactured, sold, and installed in thousands of homes across the country. This vacuum was just replaced in the state of Washington this week.

We are guessing that this particular machine was produced around 1966. This central vacuum unit has stood the test of time the past 40 to 45 years. Our customer service department has had inquiries from homeowners for parts for the P245 over the past few years. Unfortunately, the motor for the P245 has been unavailable for over 30 years as the company that manufactured the cast steel motor ceased production on the motor.

Although nothing lasts forever, this is a testament to the overall quality and workmanship that goes into each VacuMaid central vacuum unit. It is also a salute to those customers who invest in our products. The comments we have received from homeowners indicates that with proper care and maintenance, a central vacuum unit can last decades as proven by the P245.

You would be hard pressed to find anything in your home that still performs after 40 years.

Technology of the past 40 years is unprecedented. Rotary phones to smartphones, vinyl records to mp3 digital music players, room sized computers to internet-connected laptops and tablets, and the list goes on and on.

It's nice to know that we can look into our past and see our present and future. At VacuMaid, the technology may be advanced, but the concepts and craftsmanship that Lindsay Mfg. Inc. was founded on over 50 years ago remain the cornerstone.

This is a brochure that was pulled from our archives. I love this retro look and it even has the white P245 power unit.

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 22:55:00 +0000

The annual VDTA Show is happening in New Orleans right now. A change of venue promises
renewed interest and easier access for our friends in the East and South. Jeff, Win, Brook & Winston are there to visit with our dealers.

We have a brand new trade show booth for this show.

If you are there, be sure to stop by to see Ed Lindsay's plaque in the VDTA Hall of Fame.

Use your VacuMaid central vacuum to prepare for winter

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 19:41:00 +0000

With the transistion from summer to autumn complete, thoughts of cold winter nights appear on the horizon.

Right now is a great time to check and perform routine maintenance on those furnaces that have been hibernating for the past six months.

Before kicking that thermostat up, a few easy steps can save you money as well as make your system more energy efficient.

CLEAN THAT FILTER: A clogged furnace filter impedes air flow and makes your system work harder than it should. You can easily clean your filter with your VacuMaid central vacuum.

CHECK AND CLEAN THE COLD AIR INTAKE: In order for your furnace to work efficiently, the air circulation in the entire venting system can't be restricted. Find the cold air intake for your system and vacuum out any dust and lint build-up and reduce your energy bills at the same time. Your VacuMaid central vacuum is a great tool to handle this cleaning process.

CLEAN AROUND YOUR FURNACE: Before you fire up that pilot light, make sure there are no combustible materials near your furnace. Use your VacuMaid central vacuum to clean any dust and dirt from around your furnace.

If your furnace doesn't function properly, always consult a professional HVAC technician in your area.

BE WARM and as always BE SAFE!!

Central Vacuum Dusting Brush

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 21:20:00 +0000

Greetings once again everyone, Rex the Flex (CT100) coming to you live from the green room, or utility closet, whichever you want to call it. We are pleased to introduce a long time legend in the Caddy Bag. Everyone, please welcome, Wilford Brushley (DB630BLK).

Thank you all, I am honored to be included along with all my other cleaning friends in the Caddy Bag. You might say that we have formed some attachments over the years.

A little about myself, I have been part of the Vacu-Maid family for quite some time. My motto has always been, why push dust around with a rag, when you can remove it entirely from your living space using me, along with your Vacu-Maid central vacuum system. I might look like a cuddly grandpa, but I am tough on dirt and dust.

With my soft natural bristles I am gentle on any surface so you can clean with confidence. I am great on window sills and book shelves or connect me to your telescopic wand and I can clean those hard to reach areas where dirt and dust hide.

I'm kind of small so if you have misplaced me, it might be time to get online and order me up again at www.vacumaid.com. Or if you have other needs or questions, call our customer service department at 1-800-221-1862 . I look forward to being a part of your cleaning crew for years to come.

Central Vacuum Flexible Crevice Tool

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 20:07:00 +0000

Good day everyone, I am Rex. My friends call me Rex the Flex and I am one of the most popular VacuMaid accessories on the web. I will be your host throughout this series and I will introduce you to some of my best buds in the VacuMaid accessory line-up.

A little about me, being 24" in length, I can reach just about anywhere. Want to clean underneath the sofa without moving it? I'm your guy. How about behind the stove or beside the refrigerator? Or my favorite place to clean, the lint trap on the dryer. Once again, I can get in there with ease. That's ok, your back can thank me later.

Did I mention that I have crazy flexibility? You can twist me around in a circle and I won't crimp or break. Which means I am going to last a long time. Pretty impressive, eh?

Hook me up to your telescopic wand and we are reaching over 5 feet which means you don't have to bend over. That's right, just move me where you want and watch me work.

I would love to be a part of your powerful VacuMaid Central Vacuum cleaning crew. Check me out here. As a bonus, if you order before February 14, I am on sale for $7.00*. Or you can call Scott or Mike at 800-221-1862 and mention me, Rex for the same special. *The eyes are not included.

Cleaning the lint trap on the dryer.

Well, look what's hiding back here. Looks like it's time to clean up the beside the refrigerator. Did you ever think cleaning behind a refrigerator could be so quick and easy? You might even be tempted to show this area off to your mother-in-law.

"Tune Up" your Central Vacuum

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 19:23:00 +0000

Your home is your number one investment. Just like your number two investment, your car, needs tuned up from time to time, your home needs the same type of attention to keep it running smooth and efficient.

Your VacuMaid central vacuum system is easy to "tune-up". If your system has been a little sluggish lately, it might be time to take a look "under the hood".

From replacement filters and bags, to lightweight, crush-proof hoses and attachments, you can have your VacuMaid central vacuum system running like new in no time.

Browse our website, www.vacumaid.com or if you need personal attention, give Scott or Mike a call at 580-762-2457. They will be happy to assist you.

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 17:02:00 +0000

With less than 3 days before Christmas, most of us are racing down the backstretch of the shopping season. This means we are searching for that perfect gift for the hard-to-buy-for person on our list or the person who has everything.

And that person's name is usually "Dad".

So before you go out and settle on a tie for Dad, go for the win and surprise him with a VacuMaid Garage Vac (GV30/GV50).

The VacuMaid Garage Vac is the perfect gift for the man or men in your life. Whether Dad is a car enthusiast, likes to do woodwork in the shop, or is the Jack-of-all-trades that we all look up to, the VacuMaid Garage Vac will be a great addition to Dad's collection.

With it's quiet, long-life motor, and powerful suction and blowing features, the VacuMaid Garage Vac also comes with a 30' or optional 50' foot crush proof hose along with several attachements give Dad several cleaning options in one easy to maintain system.

So give Dad or any special man in your life a VacuMaid Garage Vac and shoot straight to the top of his "favorites" list.

A mother's constant challenge of cleaning up after the children

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 22:11:00 +0000

Since the beginning of time, mothers have been searching for ways to stay a step ahead of their kids. Most mothers would be thrilled to be a half-step ahead.

We all understand the responsibilities of motherhood, cooking, cleaning, and chauferring the little ones around to little league and dance, as well as balancing all those things with a career.

The VacuMaid Garage Vac (GV30/GV50) is the perfect companion for a mother's constant challenge of cleaning up after the children.

With it's lightweight 30' or optional 50 foot hose and powerful motor, the VacuMaid Garage Vac will make short work of cleaning the back of any car, truck, SUV, or Soccer Mom van. The VacuMaid Garage Vac also comes with several useful, and durable attachments, including, a dusting brush, crevice tool, upholstery tool, floor tool, telescopic wand, mesh caddy bag, and hose hanger.

So say, "So long" to all those Cherrios, cracker crumbs, candy wrappers, and petrified french fries with the VacuMaid Garage Vac.

Who knows, when Dad sees how easy and useful the VacuMaid Garage Vac is, he might even step in and clean the car for you.

Winston is on the road again...

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 21:05:00 +0000

Winston and Betty recently visited several Vacu-Maid dealers. Here are some photos from his trip.

Steve and Sonya Schur

Central Home Services Corp.

Mike Muryn

Vacu-Maid Distributors

Ralph and Donna Bushey

Vacu-Maid of Vermont

Gaston Choquette and Son Mark

Vacuum Systems of New Hampshire

Unfortunately they didn't get a picture with Mark Bork of Professional Install, but they did see an installation of a central vacuum that Professional Install did in a nail salon. They tied the vacuum hose to the rotary Dremel tool. Pretty neat custom application.

Get the Dirt on the Lindsay family - Brook Lindsay

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 18:59:00 +0000

Okay, today we are getting the dirt on Brook Lindsay.

NAME: Brook Lindsay (married to Winston IV)

HOMETOWN: Ponca City

WORKED AT VACUMAID SINCE: June 2002

MY OCCUPATION: Marketing - Layout & Design

WHAT I LIKE ABOUT MY JOB: Getting to be creative

MY 5 FAVORITE THINGS:
Spending time with my family

Thunderstorms

Crafting, design & photography

Yoga

Oklahoma State - GO POKES!

MY LEAST FAVORITE THING: Intolerance

MY FAVORITE HOBBY: photography

MY FAVORITE CAUSE: AMBUCS (service organization that helps people with disabilities)

MY FAVORITE MOVIE: Sound of Music and 16 Candles

MY FAVORITE MUSIC: I love it all. Classic Rock

MY FAVORITE LINDSAY MANUFACTURING PRODUCT: Bullet Board Metal Pegboard - With all my clutter, it is a great way to get organized.

Ed's 89th Birthday Celebration

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 20:42:00 +0000

Today we celebrated Ed's 89th birthday at the factory. Friends, family and employees were there to wish him a happy birthday. Even our mayor, Homer Nicholson stopped by. Here are some pictures from the day.

4 Generations of Lindsays

Get the Dirt on the Lindsay family - Natalie Fraser

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 18:20:00 +0000

Okay, today we are getting the dirt on Natalie Fraser.

NAME: Natalie (Lindsay) Fraser

HOMETOWN: Ponca City

WORKED AT VACUMAID SINCE: June 2004

MY OCCUPATION: International Sales Manager & Website Manager

WHAT I LIKE ABOUT MY JOB: Working with family and traveling.

MY 5 FAVORITE THINGS:
1. My husband Marshall!

2. Making things -Crafting/Sewing/Quilting

3. Golf

4. My crazy cats - Nike, Firenze, and Felix.

5. Volunteering

MY LEAST FAVORITE THING: Mean people

MY FAVORITE HOBBY: making things

MY FAVORITE CAUSE: I have many, but my favorites are AMBUCS (service organization that helps people with disabilities), fundraising for the Opportunity Center, and preserving the Marland Mansion.

MY FAVORITE MOVIE: Notting Hill, or any chick flick.

MY FAVORITE MUSIC: Top Hits

MY FAVORITE LINDSAY MANUFACTURING PRODUCT: VacuMaid S-2680 split system with 8.4" motor. It is what I have at my house with the designer ES Metal Inlet Valves.

Get the Dirt on the Lindsay family - Winston Lindsay IV

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 20:47:00 +0000

Okay, today we are getting the dirt on Winston Lindsay IV.

NAME: Winston Lindsay IV

HOMETOWN: Ponca City

WORKED AT VACUMAID SINCE: June 2001, but spent many summers working here while growing up.

MY OCCUPATION: General Manager

WHAT I LIKE ABOUT MY JOB: Special Projects, Plant and Process Improvements.

MY 5 FAVORITE THINGS:
1. Spending time with family and friends

2. Oklahoma State Sports - Go Pokes!

3. Spending time outdoors

4. Enjoying my hobbies: Jeeping, Camping, Boating, and Fishing

5. Of course, spending time with my son, Quinn.

MY LEAST FAVORITE THING: China-made products

MY FAVORITE HOBBY: Boating

MY FAVORITE CAUSE: AMBUCS (service organization that helps people with disabilities)

MY FAVORITE MOVIE: Christmas Vacation

MY FAVORITE MUSIC: Rock, Top 40, Country

MY FAVORITE LINDSAY MANUFACTURING PRODUCT: VacuMaid S-2600 split system

Here is a picture of four Lindsay generations.

Get the Dirt on the Lindsay family - Winston Lindsay III

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 17:09:00 +0000

This is the second in a series of the posts for the month that will feature the Lindsay family.

NAME: Winston Lindsay III

HOMETOWN: Ponca City

WORKED AT VACUMAID SINCE: 1978

MY OCCUPATION: CEO

WHAT I LIKE ABOUT MY JOB: The great people I work with. The sense that we help improve family lives with central vacuums systems.

MY 5 FAVORITE THINGS:
1. Grandson Quinn (Winston V)

2. Family

3. Golf

4. Exercising at the Y.

5. OU (University of Oklahoma) Sports

MY LEAST FAVORITE THING: Going to the Dentist

MY FAVORITE HOBBY: Golf

MY FAVORITE CAUSE: Opportunity Center They provide facilities and services that are sustainable, innovative, and compassionate for the life-long benefit of people with developmental disabilities in Kay County.

MY FAVORITE MOVIE: James Bond

MY FAVORITE MUSIC: Jim Hendrix

MY FAVORITE LINDSAY MANUFACTURING PRODUCT: S-2600

Get the Dirt on the Lindsay family - Ed Lindsay

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 16:55:00 +0000

This is the first of the posts for the month that will feature the Lindsay family.
We will start with the Ed Lindsay.

NAME: Ed Lindsay

HOMETOWN: Born - Boyce, VA. Lived in Tonkawa, OK - Wichita, KS - Jackson, MS - Pittsburg, PA - Ponca City, OK - and several other places

WORKED AT VACUMAID SINCE: Worked for Thermodynamics / Vacu-Maid, but not in Ponca during 1956-1963. Have worked in Ponca City from 1963 to date. Before that I worked at Westinghouse for 20 years.

MY OCCUPATION: Engineer

WHAT I LIKE ABOUT MY JOB: Just like to work and accomplish things.

MY 5 FAVORITE THINGS:
I have always enjoyed being around my family and I have always enjoyed working and accompishing things. When I was young and had nothing else to do I played sports, fished and hunted. Now sports, hunting, and fishing are out and I am limited to T.V., reading, etc.

MY LEAST FAVORITE THING: Shopping

MY FAVORITE HOBBY: Collecting electric trains, old radios, stamps, coins.

MY FAVORITE MUSIC: Old soft music

MY FAVORITE LINDSAY MANUFACTURING PRODUCT: I enjoy them all.

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 21:34:00 +0000

This month we are celebrating the 89^th birthday of our founder, Ed Lindsay, Sr. All month long we will be posting interesting facts about the Ed, his family and central vacuums. We will, also, have specials all month long. Take advantage now of our 8.9% discount on central vacuum motors.

Central Vacuum Hose Sock

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 15:59:00 +0000

You wouldn't put on a pair of work boots without socks, so why put your central vacuum hose to work without a hose sock?

The VacSoc central vacuum hose cover fits snuggly around your vacuum hose and protects your baseboards and furniture from scratches.

During the month of July, Vacumaid is promoting our premium electric and low voltage tool kits with a 10% saving and throwing in a hose sock (HS30TG a $39.00 value) at no charge. Heck, we will even put it on for you before we ship it out.

If you are just looking to replace or add a hose to your existing system, Vacumaid still has a great deal on hose socks. With the purchase of our electric or low voltage hoses, you can save $25.00 off the regular price of the hose sock. That's right, only $15.00 through the month of July.

Vacu-Maid...Proud to be American Made

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 21:39:00 +0000

July 4th weekend we reflect upon our nation's independence with family and friends.

Marty Smith (on left) is our warehouse manager who has been a loyal LMI employee for 10 years. His son, Jeremy, holds a special place in the LMI family, especially this time of year.

Jeremy has recently completed his third tour of duty in Iraq. LMI employees have been sending Jeremy care packages for several years. Jeremy keeps us updated through letters and emails. We snapped this photo when Jeremy visited LMI last month. We are so proud of Jeremy!

We are also very proud to say that our products are made in the USA. With durable and quality construction, the Bullet Board metal pegboard systems, the Garage Vac, residential & commercial vacuum systems are all proudly "Made in the U.S.A." thanks to the efforts of Jeremy and the millions of others who have served throughout the history of our country preserving our freedoms and democracy.

While everyone is out enjoying the Independence Day weekend, we should take time to remember Jeremy Smith and all the troops serving our country.

Kitchen Makeovers- Inspired by Julia Child's Pegboard

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 17:03:00 +0000

An organized kitchen is an inviting kitchen, not only for the "chef" of the house but for anyone who ventures into one of the most used spaces in the home.

Julia Child, in all her graceful, culinary splendor, understood the importance of an organized kitchen. Julia Child used pegboard to keep her kitchen accessible as well as efficient. If it worked for the renowned and beloved Julia Child, then it would work for me.

I have installed Bullet Board metal pegboard in my pantry. And now it is easier than ever to locate my favorite pots, pans, and cooking utensils. And since installing my Bullet Board metal pegboard, I find it much easier to locate items in my cabinets that I don't use as often since they are much less crowded.

Julia Child has inspired millions of people and she inspired me to fall in love with my kitchen, all over again.

Now I look forward to spending time in my kitchen preparing my favorite meals, such as my Sesame Noodle recipe, shown below.

Sesame Noodles

12 ounces, fluid Thin Noodles, Cooked And Drained

¼ cups Soy Sauce

2 Tablespoons Sugar

4 cloves Garlic, Minced

2 Tablespoons Rice Vinegar

3 Tablespoons Pure Sesame Oil

1 teaspoons Hot Chili Oil (more if you like it hot)

2 Tablespoons Hot Water

4 whole Green Onions, Sliced Thin (chives would work, too)

(This recipe is a modified version of the Simple Sesame Noodles recipe by the Pioneer Women.)

Whisk all ingredients (except noodles and green onions) in a bowl.

Pour sauce over warm noodles and toss.
Sprinkle with green onions and toss.
Serve in a bowl with chopsticks.

Vacu-Maid at Corvette Show in Ponca City

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 15:00:00 +0000

Ponca City kicked off it's summer in style earlier this month as the 9th Annual Cherokee Strip Corvette Club Show was held on the shores of Lake Ponca.

VacuMaid was there displaying some of our newest items for the Car Collecting enthusiasts. Included were the high-quality microfiber products as well as the Bullet Board metal pegboard systems. We also unveiled our newest product, the Garage Vac which includes a 30' hose and tool kit.

As you can see, there were many gorgeous Corvettes on hand at the show.

Corvette owners, like any other car collector, expect only the highest quality when it comes to their investments. VacuMaid can give you that confidence.

When you shine, VacuMaid shines.

Metal Pegboard is stronger than Particleboard Pegboard

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 20:24:00 +0000

I'm was looking for some strength in my organizing and I found the solution. BulletBoard Metal Pegboard!

I was tired of my old particleboard pegboards disintegrating. Holes continued to stretch out from overuse, corners ripped off, and it was outdated and ugly.

But with Bullet Board Metal Pegboard, I no longer have this problem. Durable steel construction, and a variety of powder coated colors. Holes won’t bore out and no additional framing is necessary when mounting. This Metal Pegboard is the answer to my long-term storage needs.

BulletBoard Metal Pegboard for Golfers

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 19:35:00 +0000

Golf. It is more than a sport for some. It’s a lifestyle. That means gear and lots of it. I’ve got clubs, and shoes, and balls, and tees, and hats, and did I mention clubs? Bullet Board Metal Pegboard is a great storage solution for organizing all of this golf stuff. Hooks to hang clubs from and shelves can even be added for additional storage…

Garage Vac installs in less than 10 minutes

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 17:00:00 +0000

I received my Garage Vac last Thursday and took it home, intending to wait until Friday afternoon to install it in my detached one-car garage.

After finishing up some yard work and noticing that I still had about an hour of daylight, I cracked open my Garage Vac to investigate how involved the installation would be.

I surveyed the inside of the garage to determine where to best mount the Garage Vac and settled on a wall next to the side door and about five feet from the garage door. I held the vac up in that area to make sure I would have clearance and enough space to change the bag when necessary.

The actual physical installation, (bolting the mounting bracket and hanging the Garage Vac) took approximately 10 minutes. In no time I was vacuuming the inside of my Ford pickup and extremely pleased with the power and performance of the Garage Vac.

The 30 foot hose was more than adequate length to reach out to my drive way to vacuum the truck and light enough that it didn't seem like a chore. All of the included attachments are smartly kept in a caddy bag and each tool is constructed in a way that gives me confidence that I will be using them for a long time.

Best of all, was how quiet the Garage Vac operated. Having it so close to the front of the garage concerned me at first,especially since my garage is less than 20 feet from my neighbors house, but while I was using it, I could hardly hear it outside the open garage door. It was much quieter than that old upright that I previously used.

Along with the blower feature, my Garage Vac is going to get a lot of use, not only in summer, but year around.

Posted by Mike Joseph

Get the Dirt on our VacuMaid Dads

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 20:56:00 +0000

NAME: Mike Joseph

HOMETOWN: Dixon, Illinois (Birthplace of Ronald Reagan.... whatever)

WORKED AT VACUMAID SINCE: 2002

MY OCCUPATION: Customer Service/Order Entry

WHAT I LIKE ABOUT MY JOB: Variety of tasks that I am responsible for as well as interacting with dealers and the public.

MY 5 FAVORITE THINGS:
1- My lovely wife who loves sports and puts up with me.
2- My wonderful adult children and their spouses and my 3 grandsons.
3- Chinoo and Wags (our dogs)
4- KU Sports
5- Gardening (somehow I can actually get things to grow in dirt)

MY LEAST FAVORITE THING: Child abuse and animal neglect... a little heavy, I know, but...

MY FAVORITE HOBBY: Collecting sports memorabilia

MY FAVORITE CAUSE: I don't have a specific cause. Just be polite and available when any situation arises to help. Sometimes opening a door or picking up something someone has dropped or helping with a flat tire means more than throwing money at a cause.

MY FAVORITE MOVIE: Field of Dreams

MY FAVORITE MUSIC: 60's- 70's classic rock

MY FAVORITE LINDSAY MANUFACTURING PRODUCT: Flexible Crevice Tool - CT100- so simple, yet so versatile. Sliced bread was already taken or this would have made the best of the best list.

VacuMaid Microfiber Cleans Up the Man Cave

noreply@blogger.com (Natalie Fraser) — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 21:49:00 +0000

Let's face it, "A Man's home is his Castle" just doesn't mean what it use to. And I don't need to tell you whose castle it really is.

But if you have been fortunate enough to carve a little space in the hacienda for your "Man Cave" then we need to talk.

We all have those special items that we want to show off and protect. And the best way I have found is with the Dustup Capture Cloth (MF002).

Look around, I bet that golf trophy could use a good dusting.

And what about that Bob Stoops autographed football you have prominently displayed under glass? Looks like it could use some attention.

The Dustup Capture Cloth is made of the highest quality microfiber and with it's electrostatic properties, picks up the dust and doesn't just push it around. And at 16" X 16" it's just the right size.

So before your crew comes over to hang out in the "Cave", give it a good going over with the Dustup Capture Cloth. And don't forget to wipe down that framed masterpiece, "Dogs Smoking Cigars and Playing Poker".

You might even want to buy two of the Dustup Capture Cloths. One for you and one for the Queen of the Castle.