1. Electrostatic Dusters: These utilize the friction of ultrafine fibers to generate static electricity, which then attracts and captures dust. This method prevents dust from being kicked up into the air and offers high cleaning efficiency; furthermore, the heads of some models are washable and reusable.
2. Traditional Material Dusters: These include dusters made from materials such as chicken feathers or lamb's wool. Composed of soft natural fibers, they generate a mild static charge through friction. They do not scratch or damage furniture surfaces and are ideal for cleaning delicate items, keyboards, and other intricate areas.
3. Classification by Structural Design: These are categorized into models with extendable poles and those with fixed handles. The extendable models can reach lengths of 2 to 3 meters and feature 360-degree flexible heads, effectively solving the challenges of cleaning high-up areas and hard-to-reach corners.
