electrostatically charged dry sweeping pads

Jan 01, 2022 Last reply: 4 years ago 1 Replies

I was looking at dry sweeping pads, as for a Swiffer, and this one says it's electrostatically charged, but none of the others, even more expensive ones, say that:

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Has anyone of you used a Swiffer-type sweeper?



Does anyone know anything about electrostatically charged pads/rags?



How come these cheap ones claim to be charged but not the others?



Is there any way to charge a rag or paper towel I already own?** A vandegraff generator would do it, but the cheapest one is is $144. (I thought the one they used for a few minutes in high school was a toy, but it must have been too expensive to be a "toy".)


**I see online some other ways to do this, but I don't have any balloons. You guys have a method?

Because they're a gimmick.

I have some acrylic blankets. It doesn't take much to induce them to give me a light show.

Without knowing what rags you already have, it's impossible to give an answer.

I have some microfiber cloths that I bought in the automotive department of my local Walmart-analog. They pick up dust very well and were very inexpensive. Like these:

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They go in the washer with the regular towels when I feel they need it.

Cindy Hamilton

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