I have an unironic question. is it something you buy once and then throw away? or can you reuse them? my grandma had a duster thing and basically she just reused it all the time.... but I guess you're just transfering the dust to the floor at that point basically.

The monopoly and pricing is a bit wack though.

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>get genetic eBay refills
>they look the same
>use them
>they are shit
>they don't hold dust
>they work more like tissues
>get the swiffer refills
>a miracle of the world
Why can't the Chinese make the same cottony pads?
>>109116015

>>109116018
*generic Chinese refills

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>>109116018
>bruh these oem parts are expensive, why can't they just be cheaper?
>Look, these ebay/aliexpress/amazon/alibaba/craigslist parts look the same and are a third the price!
>What the fuck these replacement part suck!
>Why can't someone just make the oem parts but for less money?
Like, fucking, really nigga?

>>109116051
i mean come on how much harder are these fucking duster things to make? seriously chinks just cut the entire fucking thing to scam your ass

What's the difficulty? Just put the fibers under a microscope and find out what type of synthetic is. Maybe the material is expensive even for China.
Having said that I will keep buying the Jewish pads because they work and you save up tons of time cleaning.
It's real tehnolo/g/y.

>live in studio apartment
>the amount of dust that accumulates is absolutely insane despite cleaning weekly and having no pets

>>109116186
I love in a similar mancave situation. I think our location and window insulation is bad.
We should move.

>>109116051
They're all in made in China or some other third country anyway. Sometimes, brand name products are worse.

>>109116186
Most dust is from the shedding of your own skin.

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>>109116388

>>109116011
You can use em a few times but I'd throw it away once it's saturated with dirt
>>109116015
Idk where you're at but here the supermarkets sell generic knock-offs, and AliExpress has some as well

they have a special oil coating and they also create electrostatic charge when swiping

>>109117042
Interested.

>>109116388
this, I tried applying a sealant but apparently your skin needs to breath

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>>109113733
I am buying picrel during this prime "sale". I am hoping it cuts down on cleaning time I do. I've owned the much older generations of these machines before and they were kind of a letdown overall but I'm hoping they've improved enough to tide me over until I can finally buy a robot maid that's not just some indian in a costume.

>>109116011
i've been using the same dusting pads that came in the box with the wand for years and years
they are just to reach above the crown molding of doorways, sweep up ceiling spider webs, and brush off sensitive surfaces that scratch easy, because these are softer than micro fiber cloths
yes they are long done for but i don't care
they're not a replacement for regular vacuuming and cleaning anyway, just a way to get dust to the floor

>>109116051
Where the fuck did you get this video of me and my friends?

>>109113733
> I don't know how it works
Electrostatics = arcane quantum physics

>>109116186
You probably have one of those air systems that share ventilation with the entire building.
*farts directly into my air vents so the guy upstairs can smell it*