Dusters

Dusters FAQ

• Do dusters actually capture dust or just move it around?

  High-quality microfiber or electrostatic-style dusters are designed to attract and hold fine particles. For best results, replace or clean the head when it becomes loaded and avoid over-dusting the same area with a saturated head.

• How many duster refills should I keep in stock for a facility?

  A practical approach is to stock refills based on your cleaning frequency and number of routes, then keep a small buffer to avoid stockouts. Bulk purchasing typically lowers unit cost and reduces emergency orders.

• What should I buy for hard-to-reach areas like vents and high shelves?

  Choose a flexible or contoured duster head for vents and corners, and pair it with an extension pole when needed. This improves coverage and helps staff work safely without climbing.

• Which duster is best for commercial use: disposable or reusable?

  Disposable dusters are best for quick, high-volume touch-ups and reducing cross-contamination by replacing heads after use. Reusable dusters are best when you have a process to wash and dry tools and want lower cost per use over time.