Swiffer Anti-Dust Cloths, Pack of 80, White

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But that’s not even the most impressive thing about Pro Chef. You see, these cloths were designed to clean every single nook and cranny of your kitchen. That’s why you can use them to polish stainless steel, glassware, and countertops. With just a few drops of water, and literally no cleaning solution, you can make your entire kitchen sparkle.

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. The three-pronged tool comes with five microfiber sleeves that can easily be slid on and off (plus, the sleeves are machine washable). The duster can be used to clean plastic, wood, or metal slats, and it's also great for air vents on your car or in your house (hello dirty air conditioner slats!). Also, since you’re throwing them away after use, you don’t have to wash them and waste water. There’s also no chance that you can cross-contaminate rooms or tools.

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. 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. 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 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. With a cloth duster, place it in the washing machine on a warm water cycle and allow it to air dry," says Peterson.

You may use a handheld vacuum or vacuum hose to clear away most of the loose dust collected on the duster head. Then, rinse the duster in the sink with cool or warm water, and hang it to dry. If you notice that there’s still grime collected on the duster head after rinsing, you can use a little bit of hand soap to wash the duster. The cloth is perfect for staging glass, granite, bottles, any shiny or glossy surface. Finally, the aerai group pledge dry dustingcloth is made with billions of tiny wedge-shaped little grabbers that scoop up and trap tiny dirt particles and bacteria like a magnet, leaving behind only a clean surface. 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. The cloth works well on glass and it is scratch free. In addition, the clothes are suitable for the living room, is perfect for washing dishes and it allows for great on granite. Above all, the Mrsiga pledge dry dusting cloth is great for paper towel replacement and it is great for glass cooktops.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.

Another way to dust your blinds is with them closed. "For slatted blinds, use the string to close them one way and dust, then close them the other way and repeat," says Peterson. "It's effective and a lot more efficient than trying to do one slat at a time." Another great thing about Guardsman’s cloths is that you can fold them over a few times, and wrap them around most sweepers. Then, in just a few easy steps, you can clean your floors, as well. But disposable cloths are, of course, not without their faults. For starters, they’re much more expensive than reusable ones. They’re also rarely biodegradable, which means that they’ll just be sitting in landfills for ages. The reason that the Guardsman cloths are so good is that they’re treated with some special, secret chemical. That allows them to capture two times more dust than any other microfiber cloth on the market.If you’re looking for something that you can use on pretty much any surface, that’s also not expensive, I’d recommend The Rag Company Cloth. It’s soft, plushy, big (16×16 inches, to be exact), and just awesome. 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.

While microfiber dusters are easy enough to clean, other types require a little extra work. "For a feather duster, fill a sink with warm water and mix in two tablespoons of liquid detergent," says Peterson. "Put the feather duster into the soapy water and whirl it around a few times, drain the water, and rinse the duster under warm water using a gentle stream of water until all the soap is washed out. Shake out the duster to remove any excess water and hang to dry."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. Let me say this right off the bat — I am a huge fine of microfiber cloths. I think that they, out of all the other fabrics, do the best job. The fibers are soft enough so they can never scratch up your furniture, but they’re still absorbent. What’s more, they’re usually pretty cheap and easy to come by. You also can buy them in different colors, sizes, shapes, and price points. The Top 7 Microfiber Dusting Cloths on the Market