Review on 🧹 Miele SUB 20 Universal Brush: The Perfect Cleaning Companion by Denise Rivera

If I live in a particularly dusty urban area, dusting brushes are probably my most used vacuum attachment. Forget fancy carpet beaters or special rotating floor brushes, the humble feather duster is everything. Bookshelves, chests of drawers, cupboard and pantry shelves, tables, plant stands, chair rails and railings, lamps, radiators, window sills, door and window coverings, . literally any vaguely horizontal surface for dust to settle on. vacuum cleaners, rags, sponges. Get maybe half that amount for something with texture or intricate shapes, like book tops, window jambs on French doors, or moldings on baseboards. It takes a combination of brushing and vacuuming to really get rid of dust in spots like this quickly and effectively. This brush has the perfect pointed shape for getting into places where a decent round brush wouldn't fit. It's long enough to cover a window sill, the top of books, or a 6" shelf ledge in one go, it can be rotated to reach odd corners comfortably, it has bristles stiff enough to pick up dust from rough ones to remove surfaces, and generally makes it easier to dust clean. much less effort.