🧹 43-Inch Extensible Lambs Wool Duster by Unger Review

Maybe it's 18" with the grip but the boot is NOT. It won't dust more than one room while the house is being cleaned. The wool is thin and the rag looks cheap. i give it back Very disappointed.

I like the wool part of the cloth but the telescoping handle is so cheaply made that it won't stay in the extended position. Maybe make the handle out of aluminum instead of plastic or some other spanner? bc if it finds resistance, it immediately moves to the closed position. sigh

The retractable handle is the only decent part of this rag, the wool portion is very small and sparse compared to any other lambswool rag I've ever bought. There is very little combed wool on it, and what little there is is very short so that it cannot pick up much dust. I am very disappointed with this purchase.

I like this feather duster. It catches and holds dust very well and yet doesn't stick together like many other rags. I was impressed with the ease of cleaning dust from the keyboard. When it was all over, the dust was gone instead of floating in the air like those static rags. I only wish they had made the head or woolen rag about 6 inches longer to cover more area. I love it and highly recommend it to save time and energy for the user.

Although the attractiveness of the wool fabric suggests it could outperform other fabrics on the market. On furniture, this item picks up dust like old-fashioned feather dusters. It doesn't pick up dust, it just moves it through the air and basically kicks the dust up through the air where it settles back onto your furniture like you've never dusted it before. Its good feature is that you can reach hard-to-reach places without straining your back, tiny spaces, book surfaces on bookshelves…

Use gently once and then stop using. The barbell is a cheap piece of plastic that breaks with simple storage; Length adjustment was not possible. The wool was small and thin and could not collect as much dust and cobwebs as thicker wool tops. In general, wooden poles are better. There was another problem with this item when it was returned, so I just threw it away. It went limp and the wool could not be steered in any direction.

3 problems: 1 - the rag doesn't look like the picture. It's not full and round. He is long-haired and slender; 2 - it only measures about 42 1/2 inches long if you measure from the end of the wool to the top of the pole including the round hanging hook; 3 - There is no way to tighten the rod once it is extended. It just slides back. However, at this price I figured I'd be fine with a less fluffy sheepskin and could use the pole at its full length by securing it with tape. You have to decide for

Although the wool rag's appeal suggests it could outperform other rags on the market. On furniture, this item picks up dust like old-fashioned feather dusters. It doesn't pick up dust, it just moves it through the air and basically kicks the dust up through the air where it settles on your furniture like you've never dusted it before. Its good feature is that you can reach hard-to-reach places without straining your back, tiny spaces, book surfaces on bookshelves, blinds, interior lampshades…