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Specifications:
- Excellent way to remove dust off sensitive camera parts without physical contact
- Air Dust Blower makes cleaning lenses, cameras, filters a breeze
- Tear-proof silica gel Air Dust Blower is powerful and refill quickly
- Metal tip provides precise air flow control
- Only one item inside
- Dimensions: 4.84 in x 2.13 in x 2.13 in
- Color: Blue/Yellow
Details:
- The RubberAir Dust Blower is a better tool than canned air for removing particles and dust from your electronics, cameras, jewelry, etc
- This Rubber Dust Blower can clean fingerprints, oily smudges and other contaminants from monitors and lens optics quickly, safely and easily
- This Lens Dust Blower has no toxic chemicals and is easier to operate and more precise than canned air, that is to say, this air blower hand duster can get into places the canned air can't
- Except that this best duster is as effective as canned air at blowing dirt away from your devices, this cleaning duster is totally worthy for buying
Size in Detail:
What Is a Duster?
Before the Swiffer and other dusting tools, there was the duster. Simply composed of a bundle of organic feathers bound together at their bases and attached to a long handle, it had a single purpose: to swipe the dust off furniture and other objects and surfaces. Devoid of any chemicals that attract and hang on to dust, this simple tool was found in the cleaning arsenal of every decent household.
How It's Made
Today's dusters are made from synthetic materials, but the originals were made with ostrich feathers. Each ostrich feather is composed of a quill or long hollow spine and long feathers that grow on one side. The feathers on the opposite side have barbs, or tiny sharp points, that interlink with a series of even smaller barbs. This gives ostrich feathers their natural capacity to hold onto dust.
How It Works
Naturally designed to trap dust, the barbs are soft enough that they don't scratch furniture. When rubbed, they produce static electricity that traps the dust particles, and the tiny barbs hold onto the dust. When a duster starts to spread the dust or release some of its feathers, that means that it's full of dust and needs to be taken outdoors and shaken out.
History
According to the website article "How Products Are Made, Volume 7," feather dusters were invented and patented in 1876 by Susan Hibbard, a homemaker who thought that disposing of turkey feathers was a waste. Other types of feathers were also used at the time to make the dusters, but, by 1900, the durability of ostrich feathers made them the preferred choice for all types of dusting chores.Package Included:
- 1 x Rubber Air Dust Blower
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Nick Nelson
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02-08-2011- Other Thoughts: I hesitated to order Air Dust Blower because the price was so low. However, I also decided to take a chance. The quality far exceeded my expectations. I'll be ordering more to use.
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Zenon A Kowal
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04-13-2011- Other Thoughts: Oh my god!! These hand dusters are wonderful...The person who came up with these should be kissed on both cheeks. Dusting has never been so easy.
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Heather Burcham
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02-26-2011- Other Thoughts: The Air Dust Blower was exactly what I expected it to be. Considering the price, it is a great deal and I highly recommend it for anyone interested in purchasing it. This is my second purchase from the store. I guarantee it won't be my last. Highly recommended.
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Ong Seong
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03-09-2011- Other Thoughts: Received my Rubber Dust Blower and was 100 percent please with the purchase at the store.
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Andrew Miller
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01-17-2011- Other Thoughts: I have done the first heavy cleaning with the hand duster and it works very well.
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