Do Swiffer Dusters really trap dust?

Feather dusters largely stir dust into the air, but Swiffer Duster Heavy Duty excel at picking up and trapping dust and allergens* around the house. The thousands of dirt-locking fibers on Dusters ensure that dust isn't stirred around; it's picked up and locked in for truly exceptional dust capture and removal.
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Do Swiffer dusters actually clean?

Of course, Striemer suggests Swiffer dusters but that's because they really do work. They're specifically designed to trap and lock up three times the dust compared to traditional feather dusters.
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Do Swiffer floor dusters work?

“I use and I love Swiffer dusters and they're super great,” Hoffman said. “I haven't found anything that's quite as effective. To get the same level of dusting you need to take out the can of Pledge and dusting cloths and it's a time thing.”
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Does Swiffer cause more dust?

Used Swiffer Sweeper pads and Swiffer Dusters may be effective longer than you think. They may look super dirty, but due to the electrostatic charge, you don't have to worry about making a bigger mess as you dust.
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What works better than Swiffer duster?

Overall, the microfiber dusters are far superior as Swiffer alternatives – financially, environmentally, and for better cleaning and hey, keeping my head dust-free too.
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Swiffer Duster 360 THE Duster Professional Cleaners Use



What do professionals use for dusting?

For general dusting

All of the professionals we spoke with suggest dusting tabletops, counters, bookshelves and other smooth surfaces about one a week. They also all agree that the best tool for doing that is a microfiber cloth.
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Is wet dusting better than dry dusting?

The science behind why damp dusting is more efficient than a dry cloth comes from the fact that a damp cloth introduces capillary force to the dust particles. In short, the damp cloth draws the particles in and lifts dust from the area instead of moving them around.
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Does Swiffer just push dirt around?

Does Swiffer just push dirt around? Yes but they are great if you have people coming over and have 2 seconds to get some dirt off you floor :) After using all the Swiffer products, I have never thought that they have lived up to the hype.
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What is the best dusting method?

For best results use a damp, clean, microfiber cloth. To dampen the cloth, hold the cloth by a corner and lightly mist it with clean water from a spray bottle. You want the cloth to be damp enough to pick up dust without leaving moisture streaks behind on surfaces.
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Is it better to vacuum or Swiffer?

Is sweeping more effective than vacuuming? The short answer is that vacuuming is more effective than sweeping when it comes to picking up dirt, hair, and dust. The only reasons to use a broom are if you don't want to get your vacuum out, don't have a vacuum that's safe for hard floors, or you need to be quiet.
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Are Swiffer dusters one time use?

A: you can use one cleaning pad to clean all you need the pad grips all the dust without releasing it back in the air I dust once a week depending on the refill packs you purchase the refill dusters last you a long time really good product it also comes with a dust handle on which you place the dust pad.
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How often should you Swiffer your floors?

Sweep often — at least once a week. By sticking to this routine, you can clean your floors before dirt has time to collect on the surface. Unlike carpeting that collects allergens* and keeps them around, hardwood floors can be easily wiped clean of dust and allergens*.
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How do I reduce dust in my floor?

Mop Hard Floors Often

Obviously, floors get dusty, but especially those harder to reach areas like baseboards and under furniture. If possible, mop your floors daily. Vacuum floors first (sweeping mostly just moves dust around rather than eliminating it). Then mop with hot water.
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Is a feather duster better than a Swiffer Duster?

Through testing both the Swiffer duster and feather duster over hundreds and hundreds of hours of cleaning, the hands down clear winner is the ostrich feather duster! Nature has provided us with a renewable dusting miracle… the feather.
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Do dusters just move dust around?

A feather duster unfortunately just flings and swirls dust around, without actually picking anything up. Instead, grab a high-quality, microfiber cloth. Your microfiber cloth is reusable and inexpensive and one of the best cleaning tools you can purchase for your home.
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Where does all the dust in my house come from?

As sure as the sun rises, houses collect dust. It gathers on our knickknacks and dirties the carpets. More than just dirt, house dust is a mix of sloughed-off skin cells, hair, clothing fibers, bacteria, dust mites, bits of dead bugs, soil particles, pollen, and microscopic specks of plastic.
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What is a simple trick to eliminate dust without lifting a finger?

1. Turn on your HVAC systems fan. Kick up dust without lifting a finger. The fan gets the air in your house moving, until eventually it makes its way to the intake where your air filter can trap and store dust.
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How do you permanently get rid of dust?

How to Get Rid of Dust
  1. Change Your Bedding Once A Week. Dust mites love to make themselves at home in your pillows, sheets, and mattress. ...
  2. Clean Your Pillows. ...
  3. Keep Your Closets Tidy. ...
  4. Get Rid of Floor Clutter. ...
  5. No Carpeting. ...
  6. Get the Right Duster. ...
  7. Clean From Top To Bottom. ...
  8. Get An Air Purifier.
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What attracts dust the most?

Places Dust Accumulates in Your Home
  • Hard Flat Surfaces. Your hard, flat surfaces are the first you think of when you dust your home. ...
  • Furniture. Hard surfaces aren't the only ones to attract dust. ...
  • Underside of Furniture. ...
  • Bedding. ...
  • Lampshades. ...
  • Window Panes and Sills. ...
  • Books. ...
  • Air Filters and Vents.
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What are the disadvantages of Swiffer?

The downside was that if one wanted to clean a large area, say several rooms, the refill pads are quite expensive to purchase frequently. Plus, the pads get dirty quickly so unless you change them often, you'll just be moving the dirt around.
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Why is my floor still dirty after Swiffer?

Avoid Using Too Much Soap

Soap only lifts dirt and oil into water, making them suspend in water. Therefore, the more soap you use, the more your mop gets saturated with dirt. So, if you do not remove all the soapy water from the floor, the dirt remains, forming streaks on the floor.
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Are you supposed to use both sides of Swiffer?

FLIP IT UP AND REVERSE IT:

Both sides of the Swiffer Sweeper cloth work to attract dust and hair, so why not use both? This trick works on the Swiffer Wet refill pads, too.
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Should you dust first or vacuum first?

When doing your thorough cleaning, dust the room before vacuuming so you can vacuum up the particles that float into the air as you work and settle on the floor.
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Does washing walls help with dust?

Dust, dirt, and germs can easily build up without regular cleaning. Keeping your walls clean cuts down on the dust that can aggravate asthma and allergies, and washing away dirt and grime makes your home look and feel cleaner.
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