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Non-abrasive scouring pads made of coconut or agave fiber are becoming more common. They look like Scotch-Brite pads, but are brown/beige instead of green/yellow. (Note that plastic lookalikes exist, so it's worth checking the label.)
I find that a slightly damp cotton washcloth picks up dust pretty well. If you have lots of dust, it's easy enough to rinse, wring, and repeat.
Thanks, ono! Great ideas.
Just ordered new scrubbers. Scamazon has some made from sisal. I did not find any there made from coconut or agave but I'll check stores when I can.