OXO Good Grips Baker's Dusting Wand

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Yes, and you're going to want to, otherwise you'll just be pushing dirt around. That said, different duster styles call for different types of cleaning. Handheld dusting tools are some of the easiest to use and most versatile. The OXO Good Grips microfiber hand duster stands out for its great dust trapping power, flexible surface, and reusable features. The duster head is made of microfiber, a lint-free surface that traps dust and dirt without the need for cleaning chemicals. We love that it does a great job pulling dust particles off delicate surfaces. If you have items that shouldn’t be cleaned with harsh chemicals, this is the duster that you need. Pros: Slim profile and flexible handle fit under appliances and in tight spaces, the duster head is removable for washing, reusable It comes with three washable mop heads that attach to the bottom. Bonus: They can be removed and can withstand 300 washes each without any signs of wear. They use a hook and loop-style attachment that can come undone if you're really vigorous with your cleaning. But, the mop pads are 2 inches longer than the base, which helps them stay in position and reduces the chance that they'll catch on anything.

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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. That said, this little powerhouse isn't heavy or unwieldy. Weighing only 1.9 pounds, it's easy to maneuver for chores around the house, and comes with a momentary switch to hold and press for power that automatically turns off when the button is released. Basically, dusters grab the loose dust on your furnishings, depending on the material they're constructed from. For example, "feather dusters work due to the static electricity attraction from the dust to the duster," says Peterson. The same is true with microfiber and other "sweeping" dusters. Others, like compressed air, use the push of the air to remove dust. This is a handheld dusting tool. If you want to use it to clean surfaces up high, you’ll need to be able to use a step stool or small ladder. Because it uses water to activate the cleaning foam, you’ll need to be careful and make sure that you only use it on surfaces that can get damp. Smaller places that are hard to get into, such as blinds and baseboards, are the best places to use this ridged cleaning sponge.In addition to hair and dead skin cells, the dust that accumulates in your home is a combination of pollen, pet dander, dust mites, insect droppings, soil, food crumbs, and particulates in the air, among other things. The more people and pets in your home, and the more often the doors and windows are open, the more dust you will have. With a 360-degree duster surface that has more fibers and an extendable handle, the Swiffer Heavy Duty Dusters with Extender Handle is a hard-working, disposable duster. A feather duster provides a classic way to clean on and around delicate items that have many nooks and crannies. The Aldwin Ostrich Feather Duster is a really sturdy option with a long wooden handle. From top to bottom, the whole duster measures 16 inches. It felt nice and solid in my hand, and the longer handle made it easy to reach areas that are typically a bit difficult to get to, like behind decorations or the top of picture frames. The feathers are fluffy and soft, and they don't scratch surfaces.

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Another way to dust your blinds is with them closed. "For slatted blinds, use the string to close them one way and dust, then close them the other way and repeat," says Peterson. "It's effective and a lot more efficient than trying to do one slat at a time." As a woman who is both short in stature and always watching expenditures, the OXO Good Grips Microfiber Extendable Duster is my duster of choice. My favorite thing is that after dusting, I can remove the head and toss it in the washer so I can start each dusting session with a clean duster. Pros: Microfiber duster head traps and holds dust, machine-washable head, aluminum extender handle reaches from 27 to 54 inches, replacement heads available 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. Most compressed air dusters are simply cans of compressed air with a tube for aiming, but this multi-use duster is an ideal alternative. Powered by a motor that runs off electricity (with a 10-foot cord), this duster forces air at an impressive 67.5 mph. This speed provides continuous high-pressure air to remove debris and dust from any electronic equipment in the home or office.The ceiling fan duster is moldable, so you can also angle it for a lot of other cleaning projects, like the tops of cabinets (perfect when thoroughly cleaning your kitchen) or other hard-to-reach areas. The extension also has an attachable 180 degree hinge tip to make reaching even easier. In all, this tool can clean everything from bookshelves, bookcases, ceiling fans, chandeliers and other light fixtures, high ceilings, rafters, window sills, mantles, and more. Clean your duster every few weeks. "If you use the duster frequently or have allergies or sensitivities, more frequent cleaning may be necessary," says Toner. What are duster alternatives? 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?