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Most people use items such as feather dusters (which just scare the dust away only to relocate elsewhere), a damp cloth, vacuum attachment or a device called a Swiffer².
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Most people use items such as feather dusters (which just scare the dust away only to relocate elsewhere), a damp cloth, vacuum attachment or a device called a Swiffer².
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Most people use items such as feather dusters (which just scare the dust away only to relocate elsewhere), a damp cloth, vacuum attachment or a device called a Swiffer².
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Most people use items such as feather dusters (which just scare the dust away only to relocate elsewhere), a damp cloth, vacuum attachment or a device called a Swiffer².
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Most people use items such as feather dusters (which just scare the dust away only to relocate elsewhere), a damp cloth, vacuum attachment or a device called a Swiffer².
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Under "Swiffer" I found a pictorial how-to for converting the packaging into a photography soft box.
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Miller says to go with the 'Swiffer': its disposable cloths are 'textured' and 'better for grabbing.'
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Under "Swiffer" I found a pictorial how-to for converting the packaging into a photography soft box.
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At the same time, we're working to develop new categories such as Swiffer, such as the ones you've mentioned.
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Instead of being a vacuum or brush sweeper Mint automatically dusts and wet mops hard surface floors using popular cleaning cloths, such as Swiffer brand Dry and Wet Cloths and other similar products.
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