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Why are dusters Yellow
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Why are dusters Yellow
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I've asked around, but nobody seems to know this. Perhaps it has something to do with yellow being the most uncommon colour for dust, so the other colours show up better on it? Or yellow being a "clean" colour that attracts customers. Maybe someone with an extensive knowledge of dusters can tell you.
Some other suggestions, found at http://www.guardian.co.uk/notesandqueries/query/0,
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' yellow would match the colour of the beeswax originally used for polishing;
' a springtime colour would boost sales of dusters bought for spring cleaning.
It's amazing how seriously the author wrote about "why dusters are yellow"!
5753,-1726,00.html:
' yellow would match the colour of the beeswax originally used for polishing;
' a springtime colour would boost sales of dusters bought for spring cleaning.
It's amazing how seriously the author wrote about "why dusters are yellow"!
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