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

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Dusting gloves are best for dusting large areas like tables, countertops, shelves or blinds, as they cover more surface area than traditional dusters. They can also be used for dusting hard-to-reach spots, thanks to their flexible design. Dusting gloves are usually made from microfiber or other synthetic materials, so they are reusable and easy to wash. They also offer better control and grip than other types of dusters, making them ideal for cleaning more delicate surfaces like glass or mirrors. 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.

Best part: Kitchen Home Electrostatic Duster costs reasonable and it is available to ship in 24 hours. The kitchen home electrostatic duster is easy to wash, It is used for door frames and has a wonderful design. Inner core design allows you to dust in between tight areas you couldn’t reach with a regular feather duster. The fluffy, synthetic material is safe for any surface of material, and will lift up dust without any harm possible. 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. Step 3: Once you have finished dusting, tap the static duster outside to release any trapped dust particles. 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 themWhen using a microfiber duster, start by either wrapping it around your hand or attaching it to a long-handle. As with the feather duster, start at the highest point and work your way down, sweeping in one direction. Be sure to apply even pressure and use a brushing motion to remove dust, rather than pressing down. If you need to clean tight spaces, you can fold the microfiber cloth in half or even in quarters. This will give you a smaller surface area to work with, making it easier to clean small crevices and gaps. The soft and flexible nature of feathers makes feather dusters perfect for reaching high or tight spaces like ceiling fans, wall corners, lampshades or blinds. It's also smart to look at the handle of your duster. "We recommend finding a duster with a telescopic and bendable handle," says Peterson. "This will help reach high and low places that are often difficult to reach." Type When using static dusters, simply wave them over the surface you want to dust, using a sweeping motion. The static charge in the fibers will attract dust and other small particles, making cleaning a breeze. As with the other dusters, start from the highest point and work your way down. If the duster accumulates too much dust, you can gently shake it outside to release the dirt. If you keep finding dust particles everywhere in your home or office, you might feel like throwing up your hands in despair. However, don’t give up just yet! With the help of different types of dusters, you can keep your space clean and pristine without much effort. But which duster should you choose? There are myriad options available in the market and each one has its own set of pros and cons. In this article, we will discuss the most popular types of dusters in detail and guide you on which one to use for specific cleaning tasks. So, let’s dive in! Feather Dusters

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Pros: Microfiber duster head traps and holds dust, machine-washable head, aluminum extender handle reaches from 27 to 54 inches, replacement heads available Clean up to 20 feet high anywhere in your home with a telescoping pole that makes it easier to reach pesky cobwebs and dust. This duster kit comes with three different attachments that clean in different ways: a cobweb duster, a microfiber feather duster, and a flex-and-stay microfiber chenille ceiling fan duster. Step 2: Lightly run your hands over the surface that needs to be dusted, using a gentle rubbing motion to lift and trap dust particles. Microfiber Dusters: Microfiber dusters can be washed in the washing machine after every use. Use a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild detergent. Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach, as they can damage the microfiber. Air dry or tumble dry on low heat.

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.

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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. Neglecting to clean some of these hard to reach areas can lead to even bigger consequences. Dust and lint under a refrigerator can clog the circulating fan and cause it to overheat and fail. With a clothes dryer, excessive lint can cause a fire, especially with gas dryers. It is important to match the right duster to the right cleaning task to get the best cleaning results. By choosing the right duster, you can make your cleaning task faster and more efficient while ensuring that delicate areas and surfaces are not damaged in the process.

Microfiber 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.