Can you clean ceiling fans with this duster?
360740
Yes, you can clean ceiling fans with this. It locks in different positions. Pad also comes off for easy cleaning.
360741
Yes, you could, but I think there are much better products for that purpose. You can buy a tool designed specifically to clean ceiling fan blades at Lowe's or Home Depot.
360742
Yes. We have 10 foot ceilings and my husband uses this once a month to dust the fan blades. He does use a step stool so he doesn't have to reach as far.
360743
It's a very efficient ceiling fan duster, for a cheap price. The fan in our house were not cleaned in probably 2 years (we recently bought the house). This duster picked up all the dust AND didn't spread it around the room or on furniture directly overhead. I also reviewed the product.
449290
Yes. I am not home at the moment but I believe there are two small screws on the front. Remove those, pop the front off an wash it. The blades also slide off for easy cleaning. The remainder, just vaccum to remove dust. I love this fan and will purchase another when this one gets too old.
920650
I have never tried but I can tell you that my ceiling fan is noiseless and the Dyson is NOT.
554908
You will have to take off the circular top where the air comes out to expose the fan blades, clean them with q-tips of other small cleaning instrument, then clean wipe the top "loop amplifier" with a dry or damp cloth.
1036454
Yep, I've used this duster to clean the entire inside of my computer. Just make sure you hold the can straight up, don't tilt the can.
1907450
You probably can, but I would not. When I cleaned my dryer vent, there was a lot of wet lint. I disconnected my dryer hose after running the sweeper and used a leaf blower to blow it out.
16278
I have no problem cleaning the blades. The fan is working really well and I love the quietness. I have used it every night and all night just to keep the air moving in my bedroom. I would buy this fan again.
2041925
I am not sure. Usually the dust clings to the duster, but my ceiling fan has so much dust I think dust might fall on whatever is underneath.
95069
Yes, you can. It is really very easy you can swiff the floor and vac larger pieces as you go or pile the dust into a pile and vacuum it.
433083
I used an air compressor with an air nozzle and sprayed it in the front across the fan blades or squirrel cage as I call it to clean it. One might could use a can of compressed air you can buy at walmart or staples and other places. Hope that helped!
423412
A box of the Swiffer dry dusting cloths will come in handy for this. I use a single layer in front of my computer air intake fans, do the same with any of these fans. It won't look very pretty, but they work well to keep dirt out.
1008009
You can't open it up and it does collect a lot of dust inside over time. I've found the easiest way to clean it is to use one of those canned air dusters and blast the dust loose through the back. Then turn the fan on high and clouds of dust will come out. Tip- do this outside or in your garage or all your furniture in the room will be covered in dust afterward.
708070
No. The dust collector is inside the unit and you have to empty it. The extra dustCloth can be used on the bottom of the unit if you just want to dust your floors
440247
Yes, however the dust pan is horrible anyways. My broom isn't a year old yet and needs thrown out already.
869937
I clean mine window fans by taking a stiff broom to them regularly. Set the fans to blow out highest setting, vigorously brush the face letting the broom bristles poke through slightly. The dust gets sucked out the window, blown away by the fan and doesn't come inside.
1461030
Excellent on fans, however, handle does not extend very far, so higher ceilings do not work work with this. I do not like the fact that in order to "unsnap" the cleaning head to clean is very difficult. The tab to unsnap it is very short--have to fight with it all the time.
2041923
Yes, because there is always a lot of dust on our fans. I suggest just laying a sheet down over your bed to catch the free-fall.