Dusters are cleaning devices that attract and collect dust and dirt. Some are pads, others have mop-like strands and still others have brush or fiber fingers. There are hand held dusters for dusting objects close at hand, like art and furniture, and there are extension dusters that are designed to dust objects at some distance, like cobwebs in ceiling corners and ceiling fans. The main difference between these types of dusters is their handles.
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