Swiffer Dusters Disposable Cleaning Dusters Unscented Starter Kit, 1 Kit (Pack of 2), White

I've been a devoted Swiffer fan for the past twelve years, ever since I got married and started keeping house. I use the Swiffer sweeper/vac, the Swiffer mop, and the Swiffer dusters. So, let's talk about dusters.Some dusters do nothing but sweep dust into the air, where it floats around for awhile and then settles back down on your shelves and knick-knacks. The Swiffer duster, on the other hand, has a unique fuzzy surface that locks onto dust. For proof, take a look at your Swiffer after you've dusted the whole room---it's filthy! Which is good, because it means dust is sticking to it. The fuzzy surface is soft, so it won't damage your delicate items, and it's sturdy, so you can dust quickly and thoroughly, without feathers flying everywhere. The duster is slender, too, so it can easily reach into narrow spaces.And did I mention that the dusters are disposable? When one gets dirty, just slide it off and toss it, then slide a new, clean duster onto the handle. It couldn't be easier!With this deal, you get a double-pack, which contains two short handles and a total of ten dusters. The handles come disassembled, so they'll fit in the box, but it's not hard to pop the two pieces together. Each handle is a friendly yellow color, and ergonomically shaped, which should make dusting (slightly) less of a chore. The dusters easily slip onto the handle---and I like the new design! With the old one, it was more difficult to slide a new duster on, they tended to get caught on the handle. With the new design, the duster slides on without any trouble.You get two, so keep one at home and one in your car, so you can dust your dashboard once in awhile. Or give one to a friend. Or keep it, in case your cat runs off with the first one. (One of my kitties LOVES the Swiffer duster. He thinks it's the greatest toy in the world.)Five stars and highly recommended to anyone who wants to keep their house dust-free.

For years, I've heard all about Swiffer products, but never really used them. When I dust the items in my computer room, I would dampen a paper towel with a spray glass cleaner and wipe the dust off. Works very well that way. But I finally tried this thing that all the ads rave about. They actually work as claimed! It's so much easier than my old method AND it actually does a better job and does it faster. It even gets a lot of dust out from between the keys on a computer keyboard. The damp paper towel can't do that. So I'll save the glass cleaner and paper towels for the windows. Swiffer is the way to go from now on.

Product is great as always. However, I was shorted one box of 5 making this an expensive purchase.

You never know what you got until they're gone! These are a huge time saver and way better than using an ordinary duster because the dust actually will stick to these. We use these at work all the time, and so when I purchased them for the wife and showed her that she could save some time with these it was like earning some extra brownie points! Guys don't go cheap on your significant other, be a nice guy and buy some stuff to make her job easier, or your job easier if you want to get your hands dirty (like you should). lol

I don't understand all the great reviews here. These were a terrible disappointment. They are not anywhere near as fluffy as in the pictures. You have to spend some time to fluff up a flattened duster. Once fluffed, they do pick up dust pretty well, but the wand is totally useless. The fluff is small, and no matter how I placed the duster on the wand it was laughably loose and keeps falling off. Even wasting time to try to stuff it as careful and as evenly into the fluff, it won't stay. Furthermore, while dusting, much of the exposed plastic wand winds up scraping along the surface you are dusting. In the end, I just wound up holding it in my hand because the wand is so poorly designed.Then, I just came to the conclusion of what's the point? I could just as well have taken a damp washcloth and done the same while not trying to drag an already dirty Swiffer over more dust in an attempt not to use an entire box in one cleaning. With these, I have to spend time fluffing and holding this dirty thing in my hand and carefully manipulate it to find a less-dirty area. Waste of time and money. I did not realize any cleanliness or productivity gains.

I love using these to dust with! Unfortunately the handles keep disappearing,...who knows where they go. One day I will find a pile of them hidden somewhere in the house along with all those missing socks! I'm thinking maybe the cats are dragging them off and hiding them. :/I have a few boxes of the refills but since I was handle-less I had to buy more...this gives you two handles and more refills.Using these are so much nicer than regular dusting with a cloth. You can go through the house pretty quick dusting with these and you don't get the dust flying up all over what you just dusted or in your face like you do with rags or feather dusters.

For years I've been vacuuming then damp wiping my furniture, then I finally tried these.....I can't believe how they've slashed my dusting time and stress! I use one, shake it out (several times til it's pretty dirty), then put a fresh one on... Then when I'm all done dusting and shaking (I ususally use about 4 for the whole house) I soak them in Ivory liquid and water, rinse and hang to dry. I wish I'd tried them yrs ago! I still hate cleaning house, but knowing it has to be done is less dreadful with these wonderful things. Worth every penny and YES, they're reusable!!

These certainly haven't revolutionized the way I dust, but they are mostly effective. Uses: in addition to standard countertops et cetera, I use it on my ceiling fan blades, window blinds, and corners of walls to get spider webs. Pros: cheap, convenient, disposable. Cons: not 360 (the back doesn't fluff, so you only have one side to work with), sometimes takes a few sweep overs to get everything; the handle is small and flimsy