5 Pcs Damp Clean Duster Sponge, Dusters for Cleaning Blinds,

These have been great. I'm still only on my first sponge. I bought these to clean up the hair from shaving. They work perfectly for exactly that. And I've recently seen more use cases such as dusting around electronics. I haven't tried it myself and I'm a little hesitant to do it, but based on my experience with them so far, as long as the sponge is damp, and no water is dripping, it's probably pretty safe.One downside so far. After they dry out, the get extremely hard and difficult to re-saturate. So after using them once, you let it dry, the next time you go to use it, you may find yourself using excessive water to get the thing soft again.Minor inconvenience honestly. They pick up whatever you're wiping so easily and can so easily be rinsed clean that it's almost not worth mentioning.

they get all of the dirt seamlessly, my only complaint is that they get VERY HARD if they're not used, so they have to be submerged in water before reusing them, easy enough to do, just didn't anticipate the drastic change

Shape is easy to hold, washable and picks up dust nicely. Thick quality.

I have tried this product on several different surfaces- blinds, baseboards, glass, upholstery, even the wall and it is by FAR the best sponge to collect dust/pet hair without it flying everywhere. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do as advertised. The only issue is that it is the width of your hand so it collects quickly and requires rinsing constantly. I offset this by having a gallon sized water bowl to clean it so I didn’t have to keep running back to the sink. I even tried using it on the wall to see if it got rid of light scuffs/fingerprints/etc and it works beautifully without damaging the paint.

So these are solid sponges and decent for cleaning small moderately dirty surfaces. However they're advertised specifically as something revolutionary at removing dust and in my experience they're kind of mediocre at that task.When damp, dust will stick to the sponge and get caught in the ridges, but if you're cleaning a heavy amount of dust the ridges fill up and damp dust clumps get left behind. Cleaning the sponge is easy as you can just rinse it off but you have to rinse often.By comparison a microfiber cloth will hold a whole room's full of dust and when one side gets saturated and starts leaving dust behind you can flip it or fold it over to expose a new cleaning surface. A large pack of microfiber cloths is also cheaper so even though you can't just rinse them out and keep going you can affordably have enough to do a whole house without having to constantly stop to rinse.Overall these sponges do work and they're of decent quality, but as a dusting/cleaning tool they don't work any better than normal kitchen sponges or microfiber cloths.

Works pretty good.

Bought this to clean my walls, but it didn't work well. Honestly, the other uses (like cleaning window ledges) would do better with a hand held vacuum and a rag to pass over afterwards, in my opinion. Did not find these useful at all.

Cleaned better than expected.