Cupidkiss Microfiber Microfibre Extendable Condition Review

These feather dusters are lightweight and do a good job with regular washing, especially for the price. I own a cleaning business and need to use things on a daily basis over the long term. This will take long enough to be cost effective, but DO NOT extend it entirely. They will fall apart and be useless. As long as you keep them at a shorter length, they should hold you up. But pull them too far just once and they become junk.

I bought these to clean an old dusty house I'm renovating. They came in handy, especially when dusting ceiling fans. Before that, I was wiping the dust with a broom and just throwing old dirt and dust in my face. They "suck" in the dust without spreading it everywhere. Ideal for allergy sufferers or cleaning in general. Cleaning was easy enough, as simple as a quick tap on the wall outside to get most of the dust out. To remove any remaining dirt you can remove the top from them and wash them…

I don't know what I was expecting after reading some of the reviews but I know I put them to use the day I received them . They work great, best rag I've found. The handles could be a little firmer, I don't feel like I can put much pressure on them but I have to say I've used them to clean everything from my ceilings, fans, vents and everything in between, and them have not gone out of service.

Sisters arrived quickly and exactly as described. The sizing is listed in the description so I assume that anyone complaining about the sizing has not read the description or doesn't understand the sizing information. These sisters are good for hard-to-reach spots like bathroom exhaust fans, tall furniture, etc. They're also quite compact if they're not used to cars, computers, etc. I've used Swifter Dusters in the past and they are so fragile and easily torn, not to mention they hurt to get…

I had received them, I let them work. They work great, best rag I've found. The handles could be a little firmer, I don't feel like I can put much pressure on them but I have to say I've used them to clean everything from my ceilings, fans, vents and everything in between, and them have not gone out of service.

I have been dusting with a brush on a vacuum for many years. However, sometimes the brush is too big to reach dusty areas, or the brush is difficult to maneuver to get around all nooks and crannies. And sometimes I just can't reach the Dust Brush high enough or find it too tedious to use the Dust Brush. These little tools, which I call Raggedy Ann feather dusters (because the red one reminds me of Raggedy Ann's hair), are a lot easier to use than a dusting brush. I can dust much faster without…