I purchased a swiffer floor duster about a year ago but I never got around to using it until recently . I have mostly hardwood and ceramic floors in my home and in october my 17 yr. old granddaughter came to visit for a month along with her large chocolate labrador retriever . you can,t imagine the hair he shed so I brought my swiffer out and was extremely pleased at how effective it was . I am a very fussy house keeper and now I will always use it ...  Read the complete review

I had rather assumed that wooden floors would be easier to keep clean than carpets, but since moving in to a flat with stripped flooring throughout I’ve changed my mind. The problem seems to be that dirt shows up more than it did on my grubby old carpets in my previous flat. Fluff collects in the corners at an alarming rate, and hoovering just seems to spread it around the place. Enter the ‘Swiffer’. It’s an angular mop-type construction with a swivelly head, to which you attach disposable dusters. You’ve probably seen that irritating advert on t.v. Why do cleaning products always have SUCH annoying jingles? I digress. ...  Read the complete review

I bought some Swiffer cleaning cloths as a trial before spending money on the complete system and I am a little disappointed in them. They do pick up dust, but not exactly as their televisions adverts would have them. I was looking forward to seeing the dust "leap" on to the cloth.. but it didn't. In a house with small children, the dusting isn't too effective as there is no cleaning element to it. It does remove dust but then I need to get the old yellow duster and polish out to remove sticking marks. I'm glad I only bought the pack of cloths as I would be devastated if I'd spent money on the "mop" system. ...  Read the complete review

Seeing all the adverts on this product I really fancied giving them a go but the budget never stretched far enough, and I kept putting it off thinking they were things I could quite manage without. Then one day last week a free sample cloth came through the door, I was very impressed and although it may be expensive to go out and buy the whole system I really think it will be worth it. Although I had only hoovered th bathroom floor the day before the dust and hairs that came onto the cloth made me realise just how good these cloths are. The only downfall is that they are disposable and if my floors are anything to go by they won't last very long. One tip is to give ..  Read the complete review

The Swiffer claims to be a revolutionary way to clean, as it claims to pick up more dust, hair and muck than a normal duster. The fibres in The Swiffer create an electrostatic charge, that when wiped across a surface, it attracts dust/dirt, hair, and other particles to the very thick cloth, then the trademark “Lift and Lock” pockets hold the dirt to stop it going back onto your lovely clean floor or surface. The Swiffer looks like a mop, but the difference is that you attach a cloth to the end of the sweeper, and clean up using the cloth. You do not need to use the handle all of the times, for instance when you are cleaning a bench etc, and when you ...  Read the complete review