🕸️ Webster Cobweb Duster: Extendable Feather Duster for High Ceiling Fans, Home Cleaning, Hand Wall Duster - Long & Washable Dust Brush Review

Bought this because it was advertised as a "Revain Lightning Deal". The price was good and she was eligible for next day delivery. It seemed like a lot because it's a little over 4 stars. When it arrived I assembled it and used it straight away and was immediately disappointed. It's cheap and flimsy. If you try to suck the walls, it literally spins, but you can't twist it in any way. It revolves around the actual pole. It doesn't bend easily and I'm afraid I'll break the rod if I try to bend…

It took a few sessions to get used to how it moves when undressed, but so far it's doing its job well. He well collects cobwebs from smooth walls and ceilings, and with a slight movement collects heavier dust from window sills, without raising a visible cloud. It didn't smear dust or cobwebs as it had a snarling look. It needed a bit of wiggling, but it also got rid of the little cobwebs that tend to cling to corners and over the molding. The cobwebs on the rough wall did not collect very well,

First, the name is misleading and attempts to profit from another brand name. As mentioned elsewhere, this is a good idea that fails once you try to use it for its "intended" purpose. The head just spins when you put force on the dusting doesn't hold it well. enough to catch the material in the ceiling joint area the first time. You have to do multiple passes to erase everything. It's honestly easier and a lot more efficient to just use a broom instead of that dust/spider web thing. The…

After assembly, I noticed that the head of the rag isn't sitting firmly enough on the frame. When I cleaned the fan blades, the rag's head rotated on the shaft, meaning I couldn't clean the entire blade in one smooth motion (if that makes sense). I had to do several passes because the head kept spinning. After cleaning a few fans, I bent the rag's head to use the unused side and the head detached from the fitting. Broken. All in all, not a great product. I went back and ordered a different…

Firstly, the name is misleading and attempts to capitalize on another brand's name. Now it's not the way it's the matter, it's the product itself. As mentioned elsewhere, this is a good idea that fails to execute once you try to use it for its "intended" purpose. The head only spins when you apply force to the dust, it doesn't hold well enough to catch the material in the ceiling joint area the first time. You have to do multiple passes to erase everything. Honestly it's easier and way more…