"clear dust" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "I need to clear the dust off this shelf before I can put the books on it."
To clear dust and other debris, remove screws on the cover, lift the casing and go over the coils with a soft brush.
Taken with a clear dust cover still in place on the camera lens, the picture was beamed up from the Martian surface to Nasa's orbiting Odyssey spacecraft, and from there sent the 91m miles (146m kilometres) to Earth.
The Postal Service is adding filtered vacuum hoses to its equipment to cleanse the air and has ended cleaning practices in which air hoses were used to clear dust from machines, said Patrick Donahue, its chief operating officer.
The 360 Eye design is functional, too; the clear dust tray shows you at a glance when the bot is full and needs emptying, and the 'eye' resides up high, giving it the best possible view of its surroundings for mapping efforts.
The rover still has the power to clear dust off rocks and take scenic panoramic and close-up shots of the Red Planet.
The gaps in the disk indicate that emerging planets orbit around the star, clearing dust from their path as they go.
After a benches-clearing dust-up in the third inning when Yasiel Puig was hit by a pitch, the Dodgers scored two times on a Hanley Ramirez single and Carl Crawford ground-rule double.
Ball tracks and other features had to be wiped clear of dust and debris to prevent slowing down rolling objects.
This helps clear off dust and dirt particles and prevents debris from getting into the clean facility.
Keep the bedroom clear of dust collectors, especially stuffed toys.
