Retractable Extension Lambswool Duster with Convenient Plastic Pipe Enclosure for Cleaning Review

The retractability of this towel is by far its biggest advantage! I've had countless rags flapping around in my cleaning products over the years and I just love how compact this one is! It retracts smoothly, just long enough to reach every nook and cranny on my shelves and retracts so nicely and compactly! Dust collects easily, as evidenced by a dirty cloth after use! The only downside I can think of is that depending on what you're cleaning, the square plastic body that the rag comes out of…

I love this lambswool feather duster from Elgood! The cloth is very soft and perfectly removes dust from the furniture. It really speeds up cleaning and dusting. The product details recommend not using it on heavily soiled items, which to my knowledge means not using it on anything other than regular dust. If it's sticky or oily, use a cloth or something else. You don't want the rag to get sticky - cleaning it would be a nightmare. It was easy to clean up all the dust when I was done. Overall I

This lambswool rag reminds me of the ones we used in the 70's. You would spray on an object or a rag to make it pick up the particles. Otherwise you'd just be throwing dust around, which is what happens. It's really fantastic for removing dust from surfaces if you plan on sweeping or vacuuming the floor. If not, you need to combine this with a dust spray. The listing video is misleading as you cannot use the loop at the end to fully retract or eject the tip. The inner stick is not that long…

I've been cleaning furniture for a long time. I'm 72 years old so I used all kinds of rags and rags to clean the house. I like lambskin best. It attracts dust much better than a feather duster which just scatters the dust. I don't like feather dusters at all. Lambswool attracts and holds dust. This prevents it from flying onto other nearby surfaces. It can be cleaned by gently washing with mild soap and rinsing in clean water, then air drying. Once it has dried you can slide it back into the…

Not at all what I expected from photos and videos. It fully extends to 26 inches, but it takes some effort to get it working. The lobe needs to be pushed from the bottom (where the loop is) and then pulled from the top. Fluff in the opposite direction for a voluminous look. I ran the rag up and down my left arm. I did the same to knock out the collected dust. must be slid back into the tube and then pulled on the loop to fully close the case. The vacuum works and looks great once pulled out…

Media could not be loaded. I was trying to demonstrate how the video is misleading in a video I made. The beginning is part of the video that is in the photos for this listing. It features beautiful wool, a "puff" if you will, pulled into the handle in one smooth, flowing motion and pushed out of the handle in one smooth, flowing motion. And when the video stops, just give it a few seconds because then I'll show you why it doesn't. First, the "puff" isn't as pretty as in the video. Second, when