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[Lilysmom1]

Hi ladies.  Any recommendations for a long armed duster with a sturdy pole?  Preferably the washable kind.  Mine just bit the dust.

TIA.  

[rockygems123]

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@Lilysmom1 wrote:

Hi ladies.  Any recommendations for a long armed duster with a sturdy pole?  Preferably the washable kind.  Mine just bit the dust.

TIA.  

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@Lilysmom1 

Campanelli's has several and they've just introduced washable dusters.

[LindaSal]

Hi @Lilysmom1 .  I purchased Sladust Big Wooly Dusters on amazon a couple of years ago and I have to say they are the best dusters I ever owned.  They actually trap dust!

I highly recommend and yes they are washable.  I have only done mine in a cool sink of water and let air dry.  They are great!  I own the hand duster and the dry mop which I also use for high areas.

[I am still oxox]

Swiffer has ones that you toss the dusting part 

[goldensrbest]

Doco pole,and agree with stadust, also lambs wool dusters.

[FranandZoe]

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@I am still oxox wrote:

Swiffer has ones that you toss the dusting part 

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That's what I use - and the small ones too -  I can't imagine dusting with anything else.

[SaveTheTurtles]

I use swiffer for floors and furniture.

[Spacrazy]

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@Lilysmom1 wrote:

Hi ladies.  Any recommendations for a long armed duster with a sturdy pole?  Preferably the washable kind.  Mine just bit the dust.

TIA.  

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Hi @Lilysmom1 :  I still rely on my Campanelli dusters. Had mine for years now and got them for my grands when they get a home. Can't beat em'...

[Lilysmom1]

@Spacrazy @SaveTheTurtles @FranandZoe @goldensrbest @I am still oxox @LindaSal thanks for your feedback.  All kinds of choices.  I am looking for ones long enough to clean ceiling fans, corners etc. and there are several in your recommendations!  

[Still Raining]

Check around, there are ones that telescope and are still about 5' collapsed.  Some come with attachments for lightbulbs too.