MR.SIGA Microfiber Delicate Duster, Comfortable Non Slip Handle, Detachable Washable Duster Head, Gray & Black

The media could not be loaded. This is a great duster because it actually CATCHES and, if you’re an OCD cleaner like me, will compliment your swiffer duster quite nicely for keeping dust at bay. Comes attached with a screw base function for a strong and durable hold. Mine has been washed roughly 5 times now and is still going super strong.I like to use mine on my console, blinds, desk, floor boards, and for semi-quick counter clean ups.I have a used duster top (see video) and a new duster top - both work equally the same.— Curated by Jaded John | #OrderlyCleanDesign

It works great but don’t put it in the dryer it turns into a fluffy ball. It will still dust but now with the ball shape you can’t get in places where you would in its original shape. This was clearly my error lol. It worked great before I washed it and it works great after it came out of the dryer just now your limited to where sure to the now cartoon bunny tail shape. Ps it came out normal out of the washing machine. The problem was the dryer. Suggest hanging it and air drying.

This duster is extremely soft and light, very effective. It fans out bigger than I thought it would, but overall a great duster and more effective and gentle on shelves than even the softest feather duster.

I have never used a duster before and this thing is miraculous. It is super easy to get rid of dust with it and in just one pass, this definitely beats using a rag. I now have everything in my office dust free and I just dust it every other week with minimal dust accumulation which is wonderful!!

My husband hates it. I didn't return it because at least the kids use it as a cat toy

This is a very good duster and not only does it dust but when it’s dirty, you can throw it in the wash

works great threw away my old feather duster

I bought this specifically to dust my crystal chandelier. REALLY BAD IDEA! The skinny threads of the duster instantly tangled into the tiny hooks between the crystals and soon the duster was attached and dangling from the chandelier. It took two of us 45 minutes to carefully unhook the thing and cut it loose with manicure scissors. I feel lucky that that the outcome wasn't much worse! I tried using on other delicate objects and the issue is the same. Any small metal detail work will catch the fibers of the duster, entangling them. I suppose it could be used to dust smooth surfaced woodwork, but for that it is very floppy and flimsy. Very disappointing.