DIY: How to make Swiffer dusters out of fleece

[@lesliessweetobsession5285]

I made one the other day. I use it mostly to clean underneath a heavy dresser. It was easy to make and its been working better than I had expected...thank you. :-)

[@scrappy836548]

Thank you for the video and tip on how to make these "swiffer" dusters. The store bought are a joke; use it on one item and I have to change it. Waste of money. I am also very jealous of your sewing machine :) Thank you.

[@noamimendivil8170]

You’re So AMAZING FOR THIS!! Thank u soo much!! Can’t wait to make my own 🙌🙌🥰

[@laurala8310]

Just made 3 of these. Thank you for posting the video! Easy to make and reusable.

[@miamited69]

Thanks for the video. Much better than just reading a website. Just a suggestion, either use a tripod or have someone hold the camera still.

[@sandysabalone9473]

Are these reusable? You just pop them in the washer when you are done?

[@shellycedillo6661]

I love it what kind of fabric it is? And where can I buy the plastic handle

[@ambereller750]

I believe she is using blizzard fleece. And the handle is from the swifter duster that has you purchase the duster part refills

[@iamsofia3782]

I'm sure it works because my fleece blanket definitely catches everyting, lol.

[@susieramer5444]

Thank you for the tutorial. We use these like crazy. Texas is super dusty. How much do you sell them for? I didn't see the link for you're Esty shop. I want to try them out.

[@logan5326]

Cool idea, I’m all for it, but you should have given it a quick test like on top of a glass furniture. Thanks and best regards.

[@johnhoyle6390]

These cost nearly $1 Each Now (16 for 10:49) I'm going to try your method out. Thank You.

[@gingernotturno5365]

I made one only i sewed up the middle on on of them and up the sides on the two middle ones only it make it more fluffy

[@dianelarkin3347]

Help. I made one but mine is falling off the handle. What can I do? Thank you in advance.

[@s.e.hebert7307]

a button or post type thing on handle & slit in material

[@Eartherella]

You just need to make the hole for the handle a bit smaller. The fleece will stretch, so it's ok to make it a bit smaller than you think you need.

[@944gemma]

Do you use a special needle? Is the fleece fairly thin.

[@deejahe]

How can I get these to buy from you I have a cleaning company

[@MF12318]

Thank you so much for the tutorial.

[@debbiecreagh8762]

Do you have a link to your Etsy shop?

[@kimberleyrish3359]

Can you use hot glue gun, if you don’t have a sewing machine

[@TypeOneg]

Unfortunately I don’t have a sewing machine at the moment and I’ve been deliberating about buying homemade ones on eBay. She wants $2.75 for one...:/ That said, I do find that the swifter disposable brand does indeed last awhile. I don’t know about you, but considering the cost, I go outside and tap that duster on something to knock the dust off and keep using it. They have lasted plenty long.

[@evelyngoodling2780]

Love these

[@peterpiper5300]

do these really hold the dust?

[@Eartherella]

Yes they do! I actually supply these to cleaning businesses, they love them because they save money from having to buy disposable refills and they work great.

[@JustFollowthePetals]

Please give the dimensions for the stitches. I want to do this. Thank you.