SWIFFER - DUSTER W/EXTEND HDLE

High surfaces and awkward angles are the hardest part of dusting, and the Swiffer Duster with an extendable handle reaches them. The 3' extendable handle gets above eye level, and the duster head adjusts and locks into 4 different positions for angled surfaces such as ceiling fans, cabinet corners, and baseboards. Specially coated fibers grab onto dust and do not let it go, and the design traps and locks dust from every direction. It uses Swiffer Duster refills (1009481), which makes it a practical choice for apartments, hotels, and offices with high shelves and ceiling fans.

Key Features:

• 3' Extendable Handle: Reaches high shelves, light fixtures, and ceiling fans above eye level, so staff can dust without climbing a ladder, which saves time and improves safety on high surfaces.
• Head Locks into 4 Positions: The duster head adjusts and locks into 4 different positions for angled surfaces such as ceiling fans, cabinet corners, and baseboards, so staff can match the angle to the surface.
• Specially Coated Fibers: Fibers grab onto dust and do not let go, which keeps dust from falling back onto surfaces that have just been cleaned and leaves rooms cleaner.
• Traps and Locks Dust from Every Direction: A design that traps and locks dust from every direction makes each pass more effective, so one swipe picks up more dust from corners and edges.
• Uses Duster Refills 1009481: Replace the duster head when it is full with the 10-pack refills (1009481), so the handle lasts and only the head is replaced, keeping the cost of dusting low.

Where to Use:

• Multi-Family and Rental Properties: Dust ceiling fans, cabinet tops, and baseboards between tenants without a ladder, with a head that locks into the right angle for each surface.
• Hotels and Hospitality: Reach ceiling fans and high shelves in guest rooms during housekeeping, using a 3' extendable handle that gets above eye level.
• Offices and Facilities: Dust high shelving and light fixtures in offices and conference rooms, with refills that trap and lock dust in the duster head.
• Building and Property Management: Keep a long-reach duster for lobbies and common areas with high surfaces, so staff can finish dusting without bringing out a ladder.