Elliott Extendable Electrostatic Duster, Long Reach upto 1.2 m - Ideal for Cleaning Cobwebs, Shelves and Hard to Reach Places

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Static dusters are perfect for hard-to-reach areas because of their long handles. They are great at removing cobwebs in tight corners, cleaning ceiling fans, and sweeping dust off of high shelves. The material is designed to attract dust and prevent it from flying into the air. Pros: Slim profile and flexible handle fit under appliances and in tight spaces, the duster head is removable for washing, reusable

Because it's more powerful than a can of air, it's not only usable for your laptop and keyboard, but also small spots like fan openings, remote controls, and more. It comes with three nozzle attachments for different uses, making it an ultra versatile option. After using this duster, you can shake any trapped dust into the trash can. While you can't simply throw it in the washer like you can with microfiber dusters, you can wash the feathers in warm water and let them air dry when dust starts to build up. Lambswool dusters are similar: "Instead of whirling it around, fully submerge the lambswool duster into the soapy water and then rinse with a gentle stream of cold water until all soap is gone. Add about a tablespoon of glycerin to restore its natural oils. To dry, gently wring out excess water with a towel and air dry." How often should you clean your duster? When I want to use a disposable duster, I turn to Swiffer. I've tried every brand on the market, and the Swiffer Heavy Duty Dusters with Extender Handle is the very best one I've found. Some steps you can take to reduce dust in your home include washing bedding weekly, removing shoes at the door, changing air filters regularly, using an air purifier or dehumidifier brushing or grooming pets, and dusting each room from the top down. Are reusable dusters or disposable dusters better for removing dust?The OXO Good Grips Microfiber Extendable Duster traps dust easily, extends and adjusts to reach high surfaces, and can be washed for years of reuse.

Properly cleaning your dusters is important to ensure their longevity and effectiveness. It is recommended to wash your dusters regularly to maintain their dust-trapping abilities. After exploring the different types of dusters available, it is clear that each one has its own unique benefits and uses. Dusting gloves are fantastic for curved surfaces and hard-to-reach areas. They allow you to use your hand to clean various surfaces with flexibility and ease, like lampshades or the top of ceiling fans. The gloves come in different materials such as cotton, microfiber, or chenille which help to trap and hold dust particles. When it comes to using different types of dusters, there are a few things to keep in mind. The following table will show you how to use each type of duster effectively: Duster TypeMicrofiber dusters and dusting gloves should be washed every 2-3 uses or when visibly dirty. Simply toss them in the washing machine on a gentle cycle with mild detergent and avoid using fabric softener, which can reduce their effectiveness. Hang or lay flat to dry. Dusting Gloves: Dusting gloves, like microfiber dusters, can be washed every other week or as needed. Machine wash in cold water, and tumble dry on low heat. If the gloves have any tough stains, hand wash them with a mild detergent and air dry. Keep in mind that feather dusters work best on surfaces that are already relatively clean and do not have caked-on dust or dirt. If you’re dealing with a particularly dirty surface, it may be more effective to use a different type of duster. How to use them Pros: Cleans window blinds, indoor shutters, and air vents thoroughly; comes with five duster heads; washable; reusable; can be used with a cleaning solution if needed

The fibres are so soft that there’s no risk of scratching delicate surfaces, the head bends to fit along the top of cupboards, and the handle extends to a lengthy 142cm so you can reach even high-up dusty places like ceilings and cornices. The cleaning head should be large or small, as well as have flexibility to get into corners and other tight spaces. The O-Cedar Dual-Action Microfiber Sweeper Dust Mop and Microfiber Wholesale Professional Microfiber Mop are both large and well-equipped for floors and other big jobs. Smaller options like the Mr. Siga Microfiber Cleaning Cloths are more maneuverable for tight spots. The type of duster you use depends on the surface you need to clean. By choosing the right duster for the job, you can ensure that your cleaning will be fast, efficient, and effective. How to use them After an embarrassing moment when the refrigerator had to be moved to retrieve some dropped jewelry, I discovered the OXO Good Grips Under Appliance Microfiber Duster. It is the perfect dusting tool. I simply can't move some appliances and furniture during weekly cleaning, but a few swipes with the OXO Under Appliance Duster and I can feel satisfied that my house is cleaner.

Conclusion

You can use a microfiber duster either wet or dry, depending on the cleaning task at hand. What surfaces are dusting gloves best suited for? When it comes to cleaning, it’s important to have the right tools for the job. While feather dusters and microfiber cloths are commonly used for dusting, another option to consider is using dusting gloves. These versatile gloves can be used on a variety of surfaces and are a great way to get into tight spaces. But how do they work and when should you use them? Let’s find out. What they’re best for Static Dusters: Static dusters should be washed every 2-3 weeks, depending on use. They can usually be hand washed with a mild detergent and then air dried completely before their next use. You can clean a microfiber duster by either hand-washing it in warm soapy water or tossing it in the washing machine on a gentle cycle. Can I use a microfiber duster wet or dry? When the cleaning is done, simply shake out over a trash can or outside to release all dirt collected. The shaking action gets rid of the charge, so everything being held will drop down as you shake it.