Unger Ceiling Fan Duster Brush Review

This dusting brush is AWESOME! I have very large ceiling fans, this was my third duster, I was trying to find one that was durable with bristles to pick up dust from the top and bottom. The previous rags I tried were brittle and didn't hold their shape. . We live in a log cabin; In addition to dust removal fans, I highly recommend this product for catching annoying nets and also as a great tool for removing dust from logs. Great thank you!

I used to go to my big home center looking for cheaper options. I saw a brush from a fan company but the handle wasn't long enough for my needs. I came home with a yellow telescopic kit with sockets for changing lightbulbs and a brush for cleaning fans. It didn't work because the fan kept spinning when you touched it. This brush has a hole in the center to pick up and clean the end of a fan blade without rotating the fan. I didn't order the expensive telescopic handle from the same company at…

Very good quality. Screws directly onto the handle like a paint roller frame and stays in place until you decide to detach it. Much, much better quality than the regular stuff you have to replace every few months. Along with this brush, I purchased an Unger retractable three-stage telescoping pole for easy access to the highest points of the vaulted ceiling in my house. The brush's soft bristles are tough enough to remove dirt from fan blades and cobwebs from corners without damaging the…

I used to go to my large home center and look for cheaper options. I saw a brush from a fan company but the handle wasn't long enough for my needs. I came home with a yellow telescopic kit with sockets for changing lightbulbs and a brush for cleaning fans. It didn't work because the fan kept spinning when you touched it. This brush has a hole in the center to pick up and clean the end of a fan blade without spinning the fan. I didn't order the expensive telescopic handle from the same company…

A few years ago I found one used at a flea market. It was bent so it could be used like a broom on the floor, which is what I used it for. Here's why: A regular sawdust broom has long bristles that curve and then click forward, and that throws fine dust into the air. Not healthy, not useful. Those short bristles press down on the ground and pile up dust as you work with much less dust being thrown into the air. This is a kind of dust scraper effect. The other is very old and almost worn down on