Swiffer Anti-Dust Cloths, Pack of 80, White

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One cool thing about the Zwipes is that they’re highly absorbent, and they can take up to eight times their weight in liquid. That’s all thanks to the 110,000 fibers per square inch construction. So not only will your Zwipe cloths clean up the spills, but they’ll also take care of any dust and dirt without any dusting spray. The clothes are great with great colors, are colorful and they never leave behind a drop. Finally, the green lifestyle pledges dry dusting cloths are machine washable, and will hold up mess after mess. So right now, there’s really no perfect solution and no definitive answer on which cloths are better, disposable or reusable. My advice is to consider the needs of your home and business, and figure out what’s important to you. The Best Disposable Dusting Cloths

It’s finally time to show you the absolute best microfiber cloths in the world. I’ve been using some of these for years now, and they still haven’t failed me. 1. VibraWipe Premium Microfiber Cleaning Cloth Yes, and you're going to want to, otherwise you'll just be pushing dirt around. That said, different duster styles call for different types of cleaning. Reusable dusting cloths are more widespread than their disposable counterparts because they’re cheaper. Since you can wash and use them anywhere between 100 and 1000 times, they easily offset the price of microfiber. The Brawny Yellow cloths are made from a soft carded rayon, which is non-abrasive. Also, each cloth has a special coating, which allows it to attract and capture dust. That means that you can use these disposable cloths on pretty much any dusty area of your home, but I wouldn’t recommend using them on your skin. You can buy the DII microfiber towels in a few sizes, including 12×12 inches, 16×19 inches, and 16×24 inches. I recommend buying a combo of two different sizes so that you have the perfect cloth for every occasion.

Simple Houseware is known for creating pragmatic and minimalist clothing for people on the go, and its line of Simple Houseware Pledge Dry Dusting Cloth definitely falls in line with that reputation. The simple houseware pledge dry dustingcloth is made for auto detailing, is great for the perfect size for the kitchen and it is great for the perfect size. Make sure this fits by entering your model number. Further, this allows for great cleaning clothes and it allows for great cleaning tool. Also, that chemical helps reduce the allergens in your air, and the dust won’t fly all over the place when you clean. That makes Guardsman’s cloths the perfect choice for those of you who are allergic or sensitive to dust.

With a cloth duster, place it in the washing machine on a warm water cycle and allow it to air dry," says Peterson. That being said, when it comes to the wet vs. dry cloth debate, there’s really one correct solution — damp. Here’s the deal; If you were to use a dry cloth, you’d be able to dust your furniture (to a certain extent). But pretty soon, instead of wiping, your rag would just be moving the dust all over the place. Trusted Brand - by The Dustpan and Brush Store with the end user in mind. The dry floor wipes large are manufactured to meet your exact needs for an effortless and time-saving floor cleaning. The ceiling fan duster is moldable, so you can also angle it for a lot of other cleaning projects, like the tops of cabinets (perfect when thoroughly cleaning your kitchen) or other hard-to-reach areas. The extension also has an attachable 180 degree hinge tip to make reaching even easier. In all, this tool can clean everything from bookshelves, bookcases, ceiling fans, chandeliers and other light fixtures, high ceilings, rafters, window sills, mantles, and more. The cloth is great for glass showers and it has stopped using chemicals. Moreover, it is good for glass cleaning and it is commercial. Lastly, the supercloth pledge dry dusting cloth can be used for picture frames and it is good for stainless steel stove.When it comes to cleaning and dusting, everyone has their own unique style. Some like to start with their kitchens, others with their furniture, and then there are those who start with their floors. Now, that’s something I will never understand. However, the thing that made me fall in love with DII’s towels is that they can be used both dry and damp. When the cloths are dry, the microfiber has a positive charge that will attract grease, dust, and dirt. Of course, for those more persistent stains, you can use the towels when they’re damp. And even though it seems like buying a reusable microfiber cloth is the more eco-friendly solution, that’s not always the case. Because you have to wash reusable cloths after every use, you’ll use up gallons upon gallons of water. Both reusable and disposable cloths serve different purposes, and there are specific scenarios when you can use them. Allow me to break it down. Reusable Cloths The WypAll cloths come with 160 sheets, which is pretty impressive, given the low price. They also come in this really nifty tissue box that allows you to easily pull them out. What’s more, if you had dirt or grease on your hands, you wouldn’t be able to transfer it to any other cloths in the box.

Clean up to 20 feet high anywhere in your home with a telescoping pole that makes it easier to reach pesky cobwebs and dust. This duster kit comes with three different attachments that clean in different ways: a cobweb duster, a microfiber feather duster, and a flex-and-stay microfiber chenille ceiling fan duster. The 110,000 fibers are also what make the Zwipe microfiber cloths so soft and plush. There’s absolutely no chance that they could scratch your furniture, which means you can use them everywhere around the house. You can also clean your mirrors, glasses, and so much more. Another age-old debate that I want to settle is whether reusable or disposable cloths are better. Some people vouch for one type, while others condemn it, but that kind of thinking is all wrong. When it comes to versatility, there are literally no disposable cloths on the market better than the ones from Medline. You can use these to clean every single part of your home, including furniture, mirrors, and appliances. But that’s not even the most impressive part. While I’m on the topic of kitchen cleaning, one of the top reasons I use my microfiber cloths is spills. That’s why I was so happy to find out that VibraWipe’s cloths can hold up to five times their weight in liquid.Basically, dusters grab the loose dust on your furnishings, depending on the material they're constructed from. For example, "feather dusters work due to the static electricity attraction from the dust to the duster," says Peterson. The same is true with microfiber and other "sweeping" dusters. Others, like compressed air, use the push of the air to remove dust. Most compressed air dusters are simply cans of compressed air with a tube for aiming, but this multi-use duster is an ideal alternative. Powered by a motor that runs off electricity (with a 10-foot cord), this duster forces air at an impressive 67.5 mph. This speed provides continuous high-pressure air to remove debris and dust from any electronic equipment in the home or office.