Review on Efficient Dusting Made Easy 🐾 with Anteater's Bellows Hand Duster BHD001 by James Vilchez

I've wanted one like this for years for use with DE, but so far I've settled on a coffee tin with holes in the lid. That's wow better. Yes, a coffee can is cheaper, but good luck trying to direct the sprinkles or place them next to the wall where the ants are actually going. There were no instructions included with this rag, but it only took me a few minutes to figure it out. Application: I was able to easily shoot the powder into some cracks on the edges of my room. Incredibly easy to aim where I wanted, with the DE I quickly found that it fires a lot of powder at once when held vertically (nozzle comes from the bottom). When rotated vertically in the other direction, a very thin jet was obtained. In the end I decided to keep it horizontal to get average dust flow. The device compresses slightly when releasing dust, I didn't have to press hard. Filling: The hole is a bit small, so I made a funnel out of a piece of paper and poured the powder into it. I still had dust on my hands, but at least I filled the rag quickly. Design: I love that this duster has a little plug on the end so I can store it with powder in it and it doesn't accidentally get inside. distributed. The rag has a small rubber stopper that keeps it closed and slides out easily. However, the cork fits well enough so as not to jump out when dusting. This rag is exactly what I needed and works better than I expected. I love that I can change the amount of powder dispensed so easily. Filling gaps with dust is very easy and fast with this tool.