🚗 Effortlessly Clean Your Dash with the California Car Duster 62447 Dash Duster Review

I know this sounds silly but I have a big truck duster but on a recent visit to my dad he thought a small duster would be great for dusting home furniture. I bought one for each of us and the boy was right! Should have done that many years ago. My father is so smart!

The last one lasted over 10 years for me. I lost it when I moved to a new apartment, otherwise I would still have it. Just the right size to dust off a motorcycle. Waxed cotton picks up dirt that others only move. I checked out the competition but they are all raw microfiber.

I have used California rags in the past and have always found them effective and easy to use. I only rated them 4 because I think they are a bit expensive and I don't know how to clean them (maybe I should read the instructions). They do their job. They make it much easier to remove the dust from your car.

Not exactly sure where this is used, but I can hear it all satisfactorily! All products are bought to continue serving both the old Bentley and the alluring old Jaguar. While I have not personally used these products, they have been reported to help finish with alacrity. What more do you want?

California Car Duster "Mini Duster". This is a mini version or small version of a large lobe. It's small, about half the size of the original I've been using for years. This is normal for the interior of small cars like the Mini Cooper. Removing dust from large car interiors is a lengthy process. prefer the standard small size.

I had one of them for 25 years. I recently bought this device against the wise advice of others. The red bunch is insanely bad. I hit until my arms get tired, still fluffy. I sprayed it with 100psi compressed air, still lint. Sorry, but this is NOT the original. Is it a cheap foreign imitation or is it original and useless

I have used one of these California Car Duster Dash Duster wipes in all my cars for years. They seem to last almost forever. They get pretty dusty and you can just go outside and give them a good shake. The one I'm replacing with this purchase is about 8-10 years old. Eventually it just became messy to use. They appear to have wax that attracts and traps dust. So if you wash them I think the wax will be removed. Great value for something I seem to use on a daily basis at traffic lights.

I've had one of these Dash Dusters (and California Dusters) in my car for years. Thought I'd try dusting the house as I'm not blown away by the swiffer and microfiber options. If a lot of dust has accumulated there, they simply sprinkle the dust. As you can see from the photo, the Dash Duster picked up a lot of dust, mostly from the top of the bookshelf that nobody ever cleans up. To clean it, I take it outside and shake it thoroughly. I wish the handle was a little longer. I can get a regular…

I've had one before, it was twice the size and worked great. I lost track of it after moving house, so I bought this one. First, it's tiny compared to my first. That's not a problem if it works. My original actually gave my dash a nice shine and never left a lint. This collected dust but did not shine. He also left red dust everywhere! This is especially common on the rubber around my doors! It's all red with red hair! Luckily it's weekend so I'll try to clean it up tomorrow. This is an awful…