Fleece Refills for Swiffer Hand Duster - Reusable, Dry Duster - 5-Pack Rainbow (Pastel)

Perfect fit and cost effective!

I will still use the disposable (with the treatment on them) for really filthy things that I don't want to stain these with. I also use the disposable ones (because of the "sticky" treatment on them) to clean chandeliers (crystal or glass) as even with cleaner for some reason those work better. I save my expensive disposable ones for those uses and use these 95% of the time.Yes, they are expensive but can be used and washed many times over. I wash mine in hot water on a heavy cycle (with cotton cleaning rags) (no bleach, but I do use 3 oz of Lavender Odoban) and dry on low. They barely have shrunk at all with many washes and still fit the wands (they fit both the short and long wand).They pick up dust really well and in a different way than the disposable ones or the "fuzzy" "yarn" type dusters. They also work better than my ostrich feather duster on most things. They are a bit different than the disposable ones, but equally good if not better on most things.It's much better than a plain microfiber cloth (moves dust around, things stick to them) and the material is a little like felt but softer. They clean nicely and debris comes off in the wash well. They might "lint up" a bit on the fabric, but that's normal for something felt like and doesn't impact the cleaning. Nor do they shed in the laundry or when cleaning. The colors also don't run color in the laundry or stain anything.I have several sets and use them regularly to do my normal household dusting vs dusters or rags (microfiber or cotton don't dust as well, and I use cotton rags for most "wet" cleaning with cleaner). I'll keep some of the disposable for some uses (and would suggest most people do too) but for 95% of the dusting, these are just as good, if not better than the disposable ones.They are pricey but pay for themselves in the end and hold up really well. I haven't found (I looked long and hard) a better option than these for swiffer refills that are washable. I highly recommend them.

These dust way better than a Swiffer does. They go on very easily. Some of them slip off while you are dusting. I tie the strands to keep it on. But when you wash them they don’t look clean. I used OxyClean and Borax with tide. I also used the second rinse cycle. I am a house keeper and use them daily. One per house. More if needed. They grab everything and do not leave little threads behind like a disposable duster. Overall I would recommend them and will buy more!

I own a cleaning business and use this product frequently. It does a great job of collecting dust, and I especially love using it under cupboards and furniture to pick up dirt and debris.

Reusable dusters. Fit on stiffer sticks. Nice material. Comes out great after washing. Trying to reduce waste. I wash with disinfecting laundry liquid

These work fantastic for dust and cobwebs, however pet hair immediately renders these pretty much useless. In a house with a medium-haired cat and a thick-coated dog who both shed year round, these just kind of push the hair around. To dust one room, I ended up going through 2 of them and there was still more to dust afterwards. I don't want to have to wash all 5 every time I need to dust.

Definitely save money with these. I had read the reviews beforehand and some said they didn't pick up dust well, so I sprayed it with a touch of furniture polish and now they pick up everything.

I’ve stopped using “one time use” things in my home, for the most part. These work just like the swifter version and are well made, only you can throw them in the wash when you’re finished. I washed and dried mine several times (no softener use) and they’ve held up really well.