One of my least favourite cleaning jobs to do upstairs has to be dusting our nightstands. These places are a magnet for clutter — pacifiers, receipts, old contact lenses, you name it; it's all there, stacked like some sort of magical Jenga tower that's begging to be pushed over.
You must agree that for some reason, your nightstand is always insanely dusty, even though this surface gets touched frequently (read: the mess gets moved around) and used a lot, so how does that happen?
