Fleece Refills for Swiffer Hand Duster - Reusable, Dry Duster - 5-Pack Rainbow (Pastel)

I will still use the disposable (with the treatment on them) for really filthy things that I don't want to stain these with. I also use the disposable ones (because of the "sticky" treatment on them) to clean chandeliers (crystal or glass) as even with cleaner for some reason those work better. I save my expensive disposable ones for those uses and use these 95% of the time.Yes, they are expensive but can be used and washed many times over. I wash mine in hot water on a heavy cycle (with cotton cleaning rags) (no bleach, but I do use 3 oz of Lavender Odoban) and dry on low. They barely have shrunk at all with many washes and still fit the wands (they fit both the short and long wand).They pick up dust really well and in a different way than the disposable ones or the "fuzzy" "yarn" type dusters. They also work better than my ostrich feather duster on most things. They are a bit different than the disposable ones, but equally good if not better on most things.It's much better than a plain microfiber cloth (moves dust around, things stick to them) and the material is a little like felt but softer. They clean nicely and debris comes off in the wash well. They might "pill up" a bit on the fabric, but that's normal for something felt like and doesn't impact the cleaning. Nor do they shed in the laundry or when cleaning. The colors also don't bleed in the laundry or stain anything.I have several sets and use them regularly to do my normal household dusting vs dusters or rags (microfiber or cotton don't dust as well, and I use cotton rags for most "wet" cleaning with cleaner). I'll keep some of the disposable for some uses (and would suggest most people do too) but for 95% of the dusting, these are just as good, if not better than the disposable ones.They are pricey but pay for themselves in the end and hold up really well. I haven't found (I looked long and hard) a better option than these for swiffer refills that are washable. I highly recommend them.

I bought these for my cleaning business and they work fantastic! Machine washable, works just as good as a Swifer duster and is so much more sustainable! Great find!

These fit really tight for my swiffer handles and work really well but tend to leave little pieces of the colored fabric behind at times. I have washed them a few times (I use them for my cleaning business) and they still do it. It isn’t so bad that I won’t use them and a much cheaper alternative then having to go through so many throw away ones every day. I will be buying at least one more set.

It can also be used to dry off surfaces. I haven't gotten to use it a lot yet, but for what I have, I have really liked it. I don't love the disposable ones because they just push the dust into lines after the 1st little bit they pick up. Since I could rinse & wrong these, I didn't have that problem. I bought a cleaning company & bought these for use at the places it services, but the employees were hesitant to switch from what they know, but when I cover their sick/vacation days, I will use these. Meanwhile, I like them at my house & anywhere a Swiffer handle will benefit the process.

First you need to manage your expectations with an individually machined (or hand designed/made?) product like this. It's made of fleece material which if you just toss it in the washer-dryer on improper settings it's very likely going to shrink up. It's the material, not the product. Each one is individually made and I found varying inconsistencies with how they fit. Each one though was a tight squeeze at best which for me was ok: I needed it to stay on the Swiffer extended tool while dusting hard to reach spaces. Normal Swiffer dusters slip off all the time.For years I've bought Swiffer dusters and they work great picking up dust. They still do shove dust around a lot. I live in CA smack in the middle of farmland country where the dust is very fine and gritty. It gets everywhere and layers on quick. We have a GSD and two small dogs so it's a dust-hair sandwich.Comparing these to Swiffers is a little unfair since they're not the same product or made from the same stuff. Still, I'm going to insist on comparing because they're meant to substitute and do the same job. Do they? Yes, averagely but not exceptional. Just enough though if you are tired of constantly spending money on throwaways. If you have 2" blinds as an example you'll go through about one per window, two if it's a very wide (50+ inch). For me that'll mean buying another two sets since I need to also cover a few fans and wood furniture. I don't want to have to wait for a load of laundry. Overall after experiencing these and comparing them to years of paying for throwaways I would. I've also used socks, rags and other items but these were just less of a hassle for the cost. Over the next few months they'll pay for themselves by saving the household from buying disposable dusting products.

i've washed these in cold water, no softener, then air dried. I have a black glass top desk so you can see everything. When I dusted, it just pushed the lint and stuff around. It did pick some things up but it was more noticeable what was left behind. I ended up just pushing it off the flat surface and vacuuming the floor after.I do like how these clean my blinds faster. I'm probably just pushing most of the dust and dirt onto something else. A Swiffer duster will start losing it's magic halfway through cleaning my blinds. As I type this, maybe I should clean my blinds more often. I can get through one set of blinds using 1 1/2 Swiffers. With the fleece duster, I get 1:1. Again, since I'm probably pushing a lot of dust around, as soon as I'm done, I'm vacuuming and then grabbing a fresh fleece to start another set of blinds.I bought another refill of Swiffer dusters and dusted half my desk. The other half I used the fleece dusters. You can see the difference. I don't have a pic because my OCD took over and I just dusted everything with the Swiffer.There's probably another use case for these fleece dusters, I just haven't found it yet. Maybe I'll use these in my car. I'm swapping our blinds for shades so I won't need these any longer.

Fits perfect on a swifter handle. Picks up much more than swifter dusters.Wash up nice. I don’t use softener in the wash and hang to dry.

Je travail en entretien ménager donc des swiffers j’en utilise beaucoup et ça revient pas mal cher. J’ai donc fait des recherches et j’ai trouvé ceci !C’est génial, ça ramasse bien la poussière, c’est économique puisqu’ils sont lavable.

After reading great reviews I was really hoping these would be fantastic! I hate wasting things and buying disposable dusters is not something I want to do. However, after trying these for the first time, they leave bright coloured fluff EVERYWHERE. Literally no point dusting as you'll need to go back and clean up all the mess left behind from these. Love the idea, but these really are useless for what they're designed to do.

I am thrilled to finally have a re-usable duster that fits on my swiffer extendable dusting stick. It works well to pick up dust, although if there is a lot of dust you will need to switch to a clean one as it doesn't hold it in the fabric quite as much as the disposable swiffer dusters. It's still worth using these, and I like the different colours. A little expensive, but at least they are not throw away. Looking forward to getting a lot of use out of these.

The cleaning lady says they don't attract dust as well as the store bought refills.