- 1). Hold a hair dryer 10 inches from the feather lamp. Set it on the coolest setting and blow loose dust from the feathers.
- 2). Raise a feather up slightly with one hand beneath it. If you can’t get your hand beneath the feather, then gently grasp the top of the feather closest to the plume.
- 3). Brush dust from the feather with a 2-inch paintbrush. Use a brush with soft, synthetic bristles. Brush the feather in the direction of the plumage.
- 4). Rub a damp cloth over hard-to-remove dust spots. Make sure the cloth is only slightly damp, not soaking wet.
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