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My lane's outdoors, so things tend to get dusty, especially if it's been windy. But this tip will probably help out those of you with indoor or garage lanes too. I received a "California Car Duster" as a gift a while back but didn't trust it to not scratch the paint on my truck so I never used it. It's basically a wide string mop on a short handle and works great as a quick clean up tool before bowling a few frames. Turn it parallel with the lane and it fits perfectly in the gutters. Turn it sideways and it makes quick work of cleaning the lane surface. Under $20 at a discount auto parts store near you.
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