Poly-fiber Cob Web and Corner Duster

Have several exterior lights, over hangs and panels outside that get constantly bombarded with spider webs throughout the year. I've used brooms and brushes of other styles before but always bulky or rougher than what I want. So thought I would try this brush and it works well. I like its shape. The shape allows for getting into tight spaces and corners where the webs usually are the worse. The bristles are a good in between from not to soft but not overly stiff. The brush doesn't scratch the light fixtures and not to heavy where I feel like I am beating up the fixture or siding. I've found that the handle does connect or screw on to other extension rods. Albeit maybe just the thinner ones since it has to go into the brush handle a way before meeting the threads. However, my button extension rod doesn't fit. At least that's my experience in avoiding the cost of the expensive pole designed to go with the cobweb brush. The twist extension rod I have worked though. I've used it on 20-30 different fixtures around the building and bristles seem to be holding up ok. It's getting munched up a little, but it still does its job. I would recommend, if you have a lot to maintain and want something that is light and easy to handle, that gets into corners easily. Otherwise, if I had only a few fixtures to clean or the webs weren't a constant problem I would just keep using a broom. Each is own.

Ok, so I know this says it’s a corner cleaner, but I use this on all our can lights to remove cobwebs, along the walls at the ceiling and as well as in the corners. It’s stiff “hairs” grab those webs and they don’t fall out on you as you move along. It makes quick work for getting those webs off the lights, walls and corners if you have the telescopic handle attachment, as you don’t have to worry about a latter!

We live in the desert and can get a lot of cob webs inside and outside at our house. then tend to be up high in the corners so reaching them can be tricky. This brush works really well in getting them down. All you do is simply spin the brush and it collects all the web. I also like that this fits our standard size painting stick so you don’t have to buy the same brand base for it to work. Overall it does the job great!

I use other duster that you can just use and throw away. After I think about it, I feel that it is probably not very environment-friendly. I need a reusable dust and this product works just for that purpose. The tips of the duster is not as soft as it advertised. I would say avoid using it over things that can easily get scratches. Using it over walls should be fine. I also wish it could have come with a poll but it did not.

This review is for the Unger Cobweb and Corner Duster. This duster / cobweb remover works great. The bristles are very soft to avoid scratching surfaces but hard enough to let you really get into corners. This duster can be used as a handheld duster, or it can be attached to any standard screw on pole. Unger makes telescoping poles in different lengths. If you use one of Unger’s poles it has a locking mechanism to securely hold Unger attachments in place instead of screwing them into the handle. Just slide the attachment on the pole until it clicks into it’s spot and it is then ready to use.

I have been looking for a cobweb duster and came across this Unger one that will make a nice addition to my other Unger products including a telescoping pole, window washing microfiber attachment and window squeegee. This Unger cobweb brush worked perfectly when I put it to the test and knocked out those cobwebs that I’ve been unable to reach before.

Love the corner duster but my guests are not going to like it, the spiders. It will clean out a corner in just a few seconds. I will use this tool inside and outside, wherever I find my unwanted spider guests and their webs. They seem to like chair legs so I can use this with a pole extension and don't have to bend over. Have used it to clean the 12 foot ceilings with new pole and under chairs on the patio. Recommend

Great for cleaning the dust off ceilings (especially near ceiling fans), corners of a room, Cobwebs that are out of reach. Wide soft bristles are easy of surfaces (won't scratch) but catch the dust and cobwebs, and then can be shaken out or rinsed. Pole is not included but any with a standard screw top works. Makes cleaning those hard to read areas so much easier,

I used this duster with and without the telescopic pole and it got the job done under both conditions. This works well for dust and dirt that require some scrubbing to remove. I cleared vents that were below my knees, above my head on an 8ft high ceiling and with the telescopic pole I was able to clean a vent that was approximately 16ft off the ground. I love the rubber molding as it provides a comfortable grip. This connects and disconnects from the Unger telescopic pole rather quickly. Just slide it down to lock it and press a button and slide it up to unlock it.

I chose the Unger Cob Web and Corner Duster to go a long with the Unger 6 ft. telescopic extension pole. I like that it can be clicked right on to the end of the 6 ft. telescopic pole and extended to the ceiling height. I like that the cob web duster grabs on to the cob web's with it's soft yet spiky bristles. It is just as easy to clean them off, just use a dusting rag or a vacuum. It also is washable if it gets really web-by. The only grip I have is that dust is very fine particles and I don't see it grabbing and holding on to those's.