E-Cloth Cleaning & Dusting Microfibre Wand, Great for Cleaning and Dusting Surfaces, Washable and Reusable, 100 Wash Promise, Blue, 1 Pack

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The customer shall cooperate with VWR in all matters relating to the services, provide all such access and information as is necessary and obtain any licences permissions and consents required before commencement of the services. A feather duster provides a classic way to clean on and around delicate items that have many nooks and crannies. The Aldwin Ostrich Feather Duster is a sturdy option with a long wooden handle. From top to bottom, the whole duster measures 16 inches. It felt nice and solid in my hand, and the longer handle made it easy to reach areas that are typically a bit difficult to get to, like behind decorations or the top of picture frames. The feathers are fluffy and soft, and they don't scratch surfaces. While most dust comes from human skin and hair, you can prevent the external intrusive particles such as pollen. Seal your doors, windows, and vents.

Neglecting to clean some of these hard to reach areas can lead to even bigger consequences. Dust and lint under a refrigerator can clog the circulating fan and cause it to overheat and fail. With a clothes dryer, excessive lint can cause a fire, especially with gas dryers.The customer is responsible for unloading and transporting large and/or heavy items from delivery vans and for supervising the unloading of all other products delivered. Nothing in this contract shall limit or exclude VWR’s liability for death or personal injury caused by its negligence, fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, or any other matter in respect of which it would be unlawful for VWR to exclude or restrict liability. Subject to this, in view of the responsibilities of the customer set out in the above paragraphs: Price on application’ (POA) quotations and all other quotations do not constitute offers and will be valid for 30 days from the date of the quotation, unless otherwise notified by VWR. Any additional or special terms included by VWR in its written acceptance shall form part of the contract. The terms and conditions of the contract apply equally to the supply of both products and services except where application to one or the other is specified.

For the best results, you’ll also likely want to amend your current cleaning routine, too, says cleaning expert Carolyn Forté, executive director of the Home Care & Cleaning Lab at the Good Housekeeping Institute. According to her, you should be dusting your furniture once per week and doing a deeper dust — think light fixtures and blinds — once per month. Every three to six months, you'll also want to clean under and behind furniture, vacuum mattresses and wash pillows and comforters. Just in case any dust travelled, you’ll want to clean around your furniture. Take a broom or vacuum (depending if your floors are carpet or not) and give the floor a good cleaning around the area.Turn off the power source, then remove loose dust with an extendable duster or the extension hose on your vacuum cleaner. Alternatively, you can grab a step stool and dust both sides of the blade with a dry microfiber cloth. To capture any remaining fine particles, wet a clean microfiber cloth with a grease-cutting all-purpose cleaner and wipe down both sides of the blades once more. Remove heavy dust from ceiling, floor or appliance vents with a soft-brush vacuum attachment or electrostatic mop, like the Swiffer Sweeper). (You can also use a long-handled microfiber duster.) Then, dampen a microfiber cloth and wipe the surface.

With a 360-degree duster surface that has more fibers and an extendable handle, the Swiffer Heavy Duty Dusters with Extender Handle is a hard-working, disposable duster. Any liability accepted by VWR under this contract is in lieu of any terms implied by law as to the quality or fitness for any particular purpose of the products and/or the standard of the services and all such implied terms are, to the fullest extent permitted by law, excluded from the contract between VWR and the customer. The customer shall indemnify VWR against any claims made against VWR by the customer’s employees, contractors or agents. Intellectual property rights

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The items you deep clean are ones that are less noticeable. This includes on the windowsills, the door frames, behind furniture, under the beds, the walls and the fan. Pros: Microfiber duster head traps and holds dust, machine-washable head, aluminum extender handle reaches from 27 to 54 inches, replacement heads available Dust is inevitable. That’s because dust is buildup created by airborne particles of fine, dry matter — pollen, skin flakes, fabric particles, dirt and sand. Just about anything in your home, and outside of it for that matter, can add to the amount of dust in your home. Because of this, it can seem like you can never completely get rid of dust — and that's a problem not only for aesthetic reasons, but also because household invaders like dust mites can cause issues for allergy sufferers, according to the Asthma and Allergy foundation of America. For ceiling-to-floor cleaning, a top-performing vacuum with multiple attachments is the most efficient tool. Look for a machine that comes with a hose, extension wands and either a small round dusting brush or a bare floor brush, advises Carolyn. It's also helpful to look for a vacuum with a replaceable or washable HEPA filter, since these are capable of capturing smaller particles of dust. Alternatively, a dry Swiffer Sweeper works just as well, plus is a convenient option, because the cloth is disposable. When dusting walls, work from the top down to capture the most dust without making a mess. The components in dust particles vary. It’s likely a combination of dead human skin cells, hair, and pet dander (if you have pets). But far more dangerous components, such as bugs, can live in dust.

Pros: Cleans window blinds, indoor shutters, and air vents thoroughly; comes with five duster heads; washable; reusable; can be used with a cleaning solution if needed As a woman who is both short in stature and always watching expenditures, the OXO Good Grips Microfiber Extendable Duster is my duster of choice. My favorite thing is that after dusting, I can remove the head and toss it in the washer so I can start each dusting session with a clean duster. As dust builds, more intrusive elements combine. This forms what is known as dust bunnies — those big hunks of dust that hide under or behind your furniture.Now that you know you can’t procrastinate on house cleaning and getting rid of those dust bunnies, you’re ready to learn how to dust. There are many dusting methods, but one reigns them all. Here’s how to dust properly. Start By Removing All Items For the dust you do develop, an air purifier will help trap excess dust particles. If you have pets, keep them groomed well and take strides to avoid shedding. 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. This is a handheld dusting tool. If you want to use it to clean surfaces up high, you’ll need to be able to use a step stool or small ladder. Because it uses water to activate the cleaning foam, you’ll need to be careful and make sure that you only use it on surfaces that can get damp. Smaller places that are hard to get into, such as blinds and baseboards, are the best places to use this ridged cleaning sponge.