Casabella Wool Duster w/Extender Pole, Graphite/Orange

I use the telescoping handle for every use. It's easy; just pull out and twist. The handle is strong and the wool end is soft. Makes dusting the light fixtures easy and does the job without damaging the glass or pushing anything out of place. Removes cob webs and dust easily. I also use it for high ledges. I can bend the wool portion to a angle and reach the ledges. I'm pretty happy with this tool so far, it's working without any problems and I paid a little more to get a sturdy handle. Seems good.

I saw this mentioned on a cleaning website and took a chance on ordering it. I've used the synthetic ones forever and even the swiffer...but I really like this so much better AND the telescoping handle is amazing! It reaches farther than I ever thought. There isn't any place I can't first now, even with vaulted ceilings. Very happy

I clean houses and needed a new duster. I hesitated pin buying this one cause of the price. But so glad i did! I am very pleased with it. It doesn't shed like most others. Had a sturdy handle. Length is more than enough. Goes into small areas very good. Only difference with this is the handle. It's metal unlike the plastic handles. But it's easy to use. I will buy it again!

Awesome !!! Makes it so much easier to clean those odd & high places.

This seems like a great duster when you first get it. I like the lambswool (vs the microfiber on many other dusters). It is long and you can reach high spots. I bought the first one 2 years ago and it broke at the clear rod that connects the duster. Once it breaks here you have to throw the whole thing away. I thought maybe that was my fault for pushing too hard. So I bought two more, one for each our houses. The other two have also broken, so I must conclude that this is a faulty design. It should be more rigid plastic or else metal.Sorry, can't recommend. See photo attached.

Not great kind of flimsy

So. There is a ceiling fan on a 20ft ceiling that I don't think has been cleaned. Ever. There is an overlook on the second floor of the house that gets me within 7 or 8 feet of this fan (which means I can see how wretched nasty the fan is). I looked at the long-reach dusters on Amazon, and to get a "proper" telescoping duster would be quite expensive. I decided to take a chance on this guy.It's not bad at all. It is clearly just barely sufficient, in terms of build quality. I mean, the pole is just barely sufficient tensile strength for a horizontal reach of the full length. The duster is barely sufficiently secure on the end of the pole. And so on. Notice, I am not saying it is in any way INSUFFICIENT, I am saying, this is just barely sufficient. Which is, I think, good, given the price point; I frankly expected an insufficient product.You will want to be careful with it, you will definitely want to avoid putting undue pressure on it, and it will certain snap off right away if you, say, run into a wall with it. With appropriate carefulness, however, I expect this thing to be just fine to clean a ceiling fan or two a couple times per year, and to hold up.

I bought this duster for our church janitor. Our old one is worn out and this looked like a good one. He especially likes the length as he can reach high ceiling joints.