There is something to be said about the utilization of horse hair for the task of picking up cobwebs. It actually picks them up and does not smear them across the wall as does every product on the market I have ever tried for that purpose, and had given up.
Well, let me tell you how amazing this, Long handled, Horse Hair, Cobweb Duster Duster is: There are no cobwebs remaining in my home. Nor at our log cabin, logs notorious for collecting cobwebs with magical spiders who can envelope an entire cabin seemingly overnight. Be gone, I say, because for the first time in 135 years, our cabin has no cobwebs. Oh, the webs will magically appear in a few days, but no longer do we look at the webs in dismay and roll our eyes, and say, "Whose turn is it?"
Now, the "cobwebber" as we call it, is whisked out of my truck ( I take it with me and bring it home again), and I swear, the dance begins, because it is no longer a chore to de-cobweb the logs, but a funny "search and find" mission. The cobwebs are easily removed from the horse hair, a wa-la moment of satisfaction.
Hooray and thank you! So dang efficient, and who doesn't love that?
The Goat Hair duster, Helen is correct. Don't bother with that for cobwebs, as it does smoosh them and smear them along the painted wall and ceiling, but do enjoy it to keep your house dust free! It's amazing for that.
