Collection: Dusters

Microfiber and Swiffer dusters are popular due to their ease of use and effectiveness in cleaning delicate surfaces like glass and electronics. Microfiber dusters are eco-friendly and can be washed multiple times, making them suitable for regular use. Swiffer dusters, particularly the Heavy Duty or 360 models, are popular due to their soft fibers and flexible handles for quick cleaning. Feather dusters, made from ostrich or lambs wool, are ideal for delicate items but require more care and have shorter lifespans. Damp dusters like the Scrub Daddy Damp Duster can help with tough dust but require frequent rinsing. A combination of microfiber or Swiffer dusters for everyday use and feather dusters for delicate items is the best approach for cleaning different surfaces.

The cleaning process for a duster depends on its type. Microfiber dusters can be cleaned by hand or in a washing machine using mild detergent and warm water. Avoid fabric softeners and harsh chemicals. Synthetic dusters should be hand-washed, rinsed, and air-dried. Feather dusters require frequent shaking and soaking to remove dust. A vacuum with a brush attachment can also be used to remove dust without water. Regular cleaning extends the duster's life and improves its performance.

Dust from the top of the room to the floor, using soft, steady strokes to prevent dust from flying. Dust collects on surfaces like edges, corners, crevices, and hard-to-reach areas. Use a soft microfiber or feather duster for fragile items and electronics, not press too hard. Shake the duster outside after cleaning to remove loose bits. Dust lightly once a week to prevent dust accumulation and reduce cleaning depth.

Microfiber dusters are considered superior to regular dusters due to their ability to hold more dust and effectively clean surfaces like wood, glass, and fragile electronics. They use a static charge to pull dust, dirt, and allergens onto their synthetic fibres, preventing particles from entering the air. Microfiber dusters are also eco-friendly and can be washed multiple times, making them a cost-effective alternative to disposable dusters. They are more hygienic, last longer, and perform better than feather and cotton dusters.