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"  For years I&amp;#039;ve been advising readers against using a traditional feather duster. In my experience, it just spreads rather than collects dust, so it tops my list of least favorite cleaning tools. Well, I am about to eat my words, almost. Just launching at Home Depot this month, is the Unger Pro Microfiber &amp;quot;Feather&amp;quot; Duster ($12.99, left). It&amp;#039;s an ingenious little gadget that combines the softness of feathers with the cleaning performance of microfiber.  The individual &amp;quot;feathers&amp;quot; actually open out and softly bend to get into nooks and crannies and around delicate collectibles. And because it cleans without chemicals, it safely and quickly zaps dust from all household surfaces including, TV and computer screens, keyboards, mirrors, glass shelves, bookcases, even wood furniture. To clean it, just pop the head off the handle, put it in a lingerie bag, and machine wash it. It&amp;#039;s always such fun when something old becomes new again, only better! For additional dust-busting tips, check out our online advice for cleaning hard-to-reach places and more. Got pesky blinds to dust? Read my blog about the Casabella Dusting Glove. And the next time you visit New York City, don&amp;#039;t forget to join us on a tour of our Good Housekeeping Research Institute labs. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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