EigPluy Microfiber Dusters For Cleaning,Telescoping Feather Duster With 100 In Extendable Handle Pole,Dusting Cleaning Tools For Cleaning High Ceiling,Ceiling Fan,Blinds,Cobwebs,Furniture,Cars,Grey

It's ok

It's works fine. Serves the purpose. You can buy it.Best part is the adjustable length. U can use the telescopic pole to pluck fruits too😆

the screwing mechanism connecting the rod and feathers is not strong enought, so they get separated frequently

The product is damaged,it is not bending and the microfiber duster is of cheap material.

Wow! Really worth it.

The metal bar is not much strong.

Jaale utarne k liye best hai , worth it product

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This Microfiber Dusters for Cleaning,Telescoping Feather Duster hits the mark in every way except one--and that one is very important.Quick Review: The duster's head must be able to bend 90 degrees in order to adequately clean fan blades and chandeliers. It doesn't. If this is a must for you, take a pass on this one.Complete Review:The duster comes in a small, lightweight box and you will assemble the pieces (done in less than a minute). Its pole is made of aluminum; a plus for ease in handling. The pole readily telescopes to 100" and can quickly be withdrawn to a compact length. The longer the pole is extended, the less control you will have, as the duster tends to dip at the end. (It did not work well for my crystal chandelier because I could not control how the head interacted with the crystal pendants.)The fan blades did not get a complete dusting because the head of the duster lacks the angle needed to thoroughly reach all of the blade and up near the fan's motor housing.The duster head catches dust well. When dirty, wash it with mild soap and thoroughly rinse in cool/warm water. Allow the head to dry thoroughly before re-attaching and using it again.The lack of a 90 degree angle is critical for its function and for that, it rates as merely 'okay'--three stars.

I was really hoping this long extension duster would help solve a cobweb problem in my stairwell.Unfortunately, this duster has a plastic tip that scrapes along the wall/ceiling as it's dusting for cobwebs. I had though about cutting it off, but I believe the whole dusting end would come apart if I did.The extension pole is so flimsy when it's fully extended that I wouldn't expect it to last very long anyway.The only place I've found that it works for me, is cleaning inside of my front porch lighting fixtures.I'm going to keep looking for something that is built stronger and that doesn't scrape my ceiling.

The duster itself isn't bad. I think it is cheaply made foe the price and seems like it won't last.

Great telescoping duster. Lightweight. Good dust pickup.

Although I see very similar if not identical products from other sellers on Amazon, this EigPluy Microfiber Duster with 100 inches Extendable Handle is the only cleaning tool we own that will reach the apex of the 13' tall vaulted ceiling in our great room, or the bottom of the two 15' tall skylight openings in our kitchen. The synthetic "feathers" are good at capturing and retaining dust on flat surfaces, and the head is easy to clean with a good shake outside followed by a rinse under running water then air drying.Two issues make this tool less than perfect: (1) When fully extended like it has to be to reach our ceiling, the duster is wobbly and hard to control. Probably no good fix for that without making the handle a lot heavier. (2) The "business" end of the duster has a hard plastic knob protruding out exactly where what you really need is an upward-facing tuft of the "feathers" for getting into corners. Instead, you have to be careful that the hard plastic protrusion doesn't scratch your walls or ceiling. Maybe this tool would work better for corners if we bent the duster into a "U" shape, but we don't want to risk bending it that far since the Product Description only says bendable up to 90 degrees. As a work around, we pushed a soft sponge rubber pencil grip onto the knob to protect our walls, then rubber-banded one quarter of a Swiffer Duster refill over the top of our sponge rubber pencil grip to provide some upward-facing "feathers" for getting dust out of high corners.Unless we can find something better, this EigPluy Microfiber Duster with telescoping handle at least allows us to reach to the apex of our ceiling and skylight openings and dust the flat surfaces. With our work around of rubber-banding a piece cut from a Swiffer Duster refill to the end, we can now also clean in corners.