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When a microfiber dust cloth is not ideal for dusting, such as in tight spots, cluttered areas or high surfaces, many people use feather dusters instead. These dusters are usually constructed with a wooden or plastic handle and, of course, feathers. Ostrich feathers are commonly used in high-end feather dusters because of their softness, performance and ease of use.
Always store your feather duster in a closet or an area where airborne dust is minimal.
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