Swiffer Duster Heavy Duty Dusting Kit, Cleaning Supplies, 3 ft Extended Handle, 1 Duster, 12 Refills

I use this Swiffer in my classroom, and it’s perfect! It works great and is very easy to use. The handle adjusts so you can make it longer or shorter, and the head can be angled to reach different spots. It also comes with several yellow replacement pads, which makes it super convenient.

Smells great build tough, keeps dust trapped, bends around corners, super soft & perfect size! What more can u ask for?

Love the reach extender works great

Needed a,o her pole, but that’s my fault for not reading better. Still gets the job done, though! Great at reaching those hard to reach places, and rarely have to use a ladder.

Long handled wand that can be adjusted in length and angle. These dusters are the "heavy duty" kind, also referred to as 360* as they have fluffy dusting material all around, not just one side. I tend to prefer the more basic 180* dusters. but these seem to be pretty good too. I usually just grab what is available at price that looks good to me. Any of the dusters will fit on the dusting wand.The 360* heavy duty has a little extra fluff all around rather than on just one side. This can make getting into areas a little easier to pick up dust on and below surfaces. Though with these "heavy duty 360*" dusters, the slots for how to slide onto the wand may be obscured. Not a problem for me as I am an avid user of Swiffer dust cloths, but just look for the two channels where the prongs slide into.I have been using Swiffer dusters since they came out many years ago. I prefer the long handled for nearly all dusting needs that target cobwebs, dusting into corners, crevices and odd surfaces high and low (tops of door frames, hinges, moldings, fan blades, area that juts out at bottom of cupboard above kick plate, stair cases, etc), baseboards, walls behind furniture, and so on. I normally dont use it to dust the typical surfaces like table tops and shelves. But for legs, framing, and sides? yes! For basic top surfaces I prefer a microfiber duster cloth with Endust non wax dusting spray. But sometimes I will take one of these dusters and so a "quicky" dust job on any surface, or as inbetween clean. Also nice for use on flat screens when the surface is dusty only and no need for cleaner.I clean homes for a living and sometimes my own, haha. I have been doing it long enough that there was a time that Swiffer did not exist. When the products started to become available, I found myself gravitating toward them as it helped increase my efficiency and productivity. I am still a fan of the basic mop wand (which I use with microfiber cloths for quick floor dusting, or will wet a terry towel for wet cleaning) and the duster wand and dust cloths for all that I mentioned above and more. I have tried generic brands of wands and cloths. While the wands are usually perfectly fine, it isnt often I find the long handled, and I find that the cloths dont stay on as well as Swiffer brand wand paired with Swiffer brand dust cloths. I' not saving time or money if I have a dust cloth constantly falling off. So I stick with what works, and that is Swiffer.That being said, the wands will eventually break down. Maybe not for most households, but given that I use mine professionally I will experience a break every couple of years or so. Just depends on the individual wand. Figure I open and close, elongate and retract several times a day most days of week. My personal one for house is used a couple times a week at most.

It's good for cleaning high places. It's good because it cleans dust well and can clean without bending. I want to repurchase it.

every small business should use this. super easy and cuts cleaning time in half

Love this duster, reach high and low