How to keep sawdust under control in your shop

Every woodworker knows how much sawdust can accumulate on the floor during a project. Even with the best dust collection system, the sawdust still piles up. Sweeping with a broom alone is not enough to pick all the fine dust, and some dust always gets left behind. Well, in this video I share with you my secret sawdust clean up tip that will help you keep your floors nearly dust free. This tip isn't just for the sawdust on your woodshop floor, it works to clean up and control dirt and regular dust in your home garage, automotive repair shop, fabrication shop or on any concrete shop floor. Press play and your floor will look brand new in no time.

***Please note: The product I use in this video is not recommended for all floor types. Please read the instructions on the bag prior to use. It is also recommended to not let this product sit on your floor for an extended period of time, it can stain or discolor your concrete. Sweep it up right away.***

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