🧹 Swiffer Heavy Duty Refills, Ceiling Fan Duster, 11 Count - Ultimate Cleaning Solution for Tackling Dusty Ceiling Fans Review

Use these to remove cobwebs inside and outside your home. I reach for cobwebs inside, high shelves, the tops of door frames, etc. The best discovery for me was using a stretched rag to remove dust inside and outside window frames where cobwebs collect. It's not a very strong cleanup, but visually improves the look (no cobwebs). I also use to sweep the underside of the window frame. Dirty rags that I use outside of my house should be discarded and thrown in the trash, not in the washing machine.

Very disappointed with it. We've been using regular ones (not 360 degrees) for many years, but these are more expensive and supposedly better, no comparison! They don't hold any dust at all. You can see them flying around everywhere. AND AMAZON DOES NOT ALLOW RETURNS OF THIS. If an item is not delivered I will consider it defective and should be able to return it. Now I have 2 boxes of these and need to use at least 2-3 of them to match the amount of dust that ONE of the old Swiffers can…

I think Swiffer will get rid of the 360 yellow and blue rags and replace them with these. They are made as blue anthers with some fluff between the "fingers" from white swiffer leaves only 2 of them are glued back to back so they go the full circle around the staff and are yellow instead of blue. In fact, they have nothing to do with the softer, blurrier 360-degree yellows that people are used to. To me, the new 360 and old 360 are about the same, and I don't mind the change, but I've always…

I hate this product. I love the 360 degree idea but I spent 15 minutes putting a rag on the handle. I ended up grabbing the handle to open the slot and still too quick to put the handle back in place. I used it for 10 minutes and the rag fell off the handle, again I couldn't just put the rag back on. I gave up and just used the rag by hand. Also, the grip sleeve is not deep enough to hold the rag in place. The original handle and duster (blue) were easy to attach, and the handle had a…

It's nice to use a cloth that collects dust instead of scattering it everywhere. The only thing I don't like about this rag is putting it on a fork on a retractable stick. The rag has 2 pockets that you put on the fork of the stick and pull to where it goes past the 2 bulges or ridges so it holds the rag in place. The problem is that you have to be very careful when applying the rag to the stick. If you pull too hard, the wand's dueling rod can pierce the cloth, rendering it useless. I…

. I think Swiffer will get rid of the 360 yellow and blue rags and replace them with these. They are made out of white swiffer leaves as blue anthers with some fluff between the "fingers" only 2 of them are glued back to back so they go the full circle around the staff and are yellow instead of blue. In fact, they have nothing to do with the softer, blurrier 360-degree yellows that people are used to. To me, the new 360 and old 360 are about the same, and I don't mind the change, but I've…