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[goldensrbest]

Could be cloths , and any type of tool, what ever.What do you find that actually removes the dust?

[LindaSal]

@goldensrbest I bought the brand Sladust on Amazon.  I have a hand held duster and a dry mop.  I have to say these work wonderfully!  They actually hold the dust and don't spread it around. They shake out clean.  It took me years to find the perfect duster, I love the brand, they are nice quality.

[goldensrbest]

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@LindaSal wrote:

@goldensrbest I bought the brand Sladust on Amazon.  I have a hand held duster and a dry mop.  I have to say these work wonderfully!  They actually hold the dust and don't spread it around. They shake out clean.  It took me years to find the perfect duster, I love the brand, they are nice quality.

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Those are the wool dusters, i have one they are good.

[Kachina624]

Best duster I ever had was a very soft, well-seasoned old diaper.

[timeless]

Scrub Daddy has a damp duster that has good reviews.  Shows the dust rinsing off and can be reused like a sponge.

I mostly use swiffer and sometimes a micro-fiber cloth.

For baseboards, I just put on an old sock and clean with my foot!

[timeless]

@Kachina624 

"Best duster I ever had was a very soft, well-seasoned old diaper."

My mom used to do that.  They were always gray no matter if freshly washed!

[Desert Lily]

If you're referring to dusting furniture, etc., I use Pledge and an old cotton soft t-shirt. In between using Pledge, I just use another soft t-shirt. For light fixtures, I use a microfiber dusting wand. I use a damp cloth to wipe down indoor window sills. On base trim, I use a dry mop that has a large microfiber head with an edge that can also dust the trim.

I no longer use a Swiffer to dry mop my floors. I use a dry mop that I bought on Amazon, and it does a great job.

To dust my drapes, I use an extension tool on my tank vacuum. Some decorative items go into the sink with mild Dawn soapy water & then rinse. I have a large clear hand-blown glass vase about 36" tall that I put in the shower 2-3 times per year, and a silver tree branch in a base that I pour a pitcher of water over in the driveway.

[Sooner]

Lightly spray a cloth with a solution of vinegar and water.  Dusters of all kinds really just scatter dust. And they do nothing for glass or ceramic.

[SilleeMee]

I use these little dusters damp with water. Comes in a 2-pack. The duster part comes off so you can throw it in the wash. Replacement dusters are also available separately in packs of 3.  I buy them from MicrofiberWholesale dot com. Free shipping both ways, no minimum.

[goldensrbest]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

Best duster I ever had was a very soft, well-seasoned old diaper.

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They made great dish towels ,also used many in my time.