🌀 BOOMJOY Microfiber Telescoping Duster - 100" Extendable, Scratch-Resistant Cover, Stainless Steel Pole - Detachable Bendable Head - Washable - Green Review

Worked great until I washed it. It wasn't very good and all the fibers became knotted. Doesn't seem to be gathering dust either.

This extension cloth was just what I needed! This works very well. Great for the price! The only negative thing I have to say about it is that it unscrews very easily during use.

Looking for a rag to reach our high ceilings. It does the job. It flexes a little when fully extended, but it's great for cobwebs and regular dust. Now all we need is a ladder to get to the top of our vaulted ceiling. Better yet, when you're done, it folds up for easy storage.

I've used a lot of stretchy cloths over the years. This kid is definitely the best! The real test will be my black piano. This microfiber catches this dust and leaves a shiny clean surface! Telescopes for access to high ceiling angles. Curves to reach the top of the ceiling fan blades. Makes cleaning a breeze☺

To be fair the description says there is a spike at the end of this rag so it's my fault. I just didn't know how much it would bother one thing I bought it for, dust and cobwebs erupting from the corners of my apartment's ceiling. The tip prevents the rag from getting into corners or edges. Luckily it's flexible so I just folded it in half but that seems odd from a design point of view. In any case, it collects dust well, looks sturdy and is easy to clean.

Excellent cloth. The grip is very strong and enough to reach the highest spots in the corners of my blanket. I love that the head can be shaped so you can easily clean the ceiling fan blades without spreading dust all over the room. The fibers on the rag are light and fine enough that I can dust around and on the little trinkets on the bookshelf. I highly recommend this duster.

The telescoping parts didn't hold up at all - even tried using them unstretched but the wand still rotated. Completely unnecessary and annoying. In addition, the fluffy microfiber head was thin; it didn't actually cover the end of the wand and I couldn't keep it from scratching the surface being cleaned. Threw it away after first use. Back to my old lambswool rag that I thought I could remake.

To be honest the description says there is a spike at the end of this rag so it's my fault. I just didn't realize how much it would bother me when I bought this, pulling dust and cobwebs out of the corners of my apartment's ceiling. The tip prevents the rag from getting into corners or edges. Luckily it's flexible so I just folded it in half but that seems odd from a design point of view. In any case, it collects dust well, looks sturdy and is easy to clean.