>>10307118Depends a bit on the kind of dust, but yeah, generally its always pretty easy to clean them up. If its a dry dust, air from an air compressor would work. If it's a little grimey or oily, might need to run some water on it gently and let it dry. A bad case you could add a little dish soap at first and just kinda rub that around with your fingertips before rinsing it off.
Whatever you do, be gentle so you're not scrubbing the flocking off, but unless something stained it really bad or you got glue on it or something, it should clean up okay.
