2 Simple Cleaning Tools For Hard To Reach, Tight, & Narrow Places In Your Home

Sometimes the dirtiest areas in your house are the ones that are out of sight and easily neglected. Here are 2 cleaning tools for hard to reach places!

For Dusting Out Of Reach Spaces

The High Reach Microfiber Cleaning Kit collects dust in hard to reach areas! Ceiling fans, under furniture, top shelves, etc. Handle extends approximately 6ft., comes with 3 microfiber dusters.

Great for dusting those cracks and crevices in your home, the microfiber dusters all have a flexible bendable design. As a cleaning tool for tight spaces, it's much easier to use than a vacuum attachment.

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For Narrow, Tight Spaces, Cracks & Crevices!

A mop frame that bends! Our Contour Frame & Handle Combo is awesome for cleaning edges, corners, and in-between objects and furniture. The small 9" frame and adjustable handle makes it the perfect size cleaning tool for narrow spaces (mop pads sold separately, get them here).

The microfiber mop pads reach deep into the cracks and crevices of your floors, picking up dirt and debris for a deep clean

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Melissa Homer is a professional cleaning expert with over 20 years experience in the commercial and residential cleaning industry. She is a highly trained cleaning professional, business consultant, and educator that specializes in cleaning product testing and research, premium surface care, cleaning safety, cleaning procedure efficiency, training documentation, and cleaning damage repair. Melissa has worked for some of the biggest names in the professional residential cleaning industry, including P&G Professional and MaidPro. She has been interviewed and quoted in numerous leading publications such as Martha Stewart Living, Real Simple, Consumer Reports, Better Homes & Gardens, U.S. News & World Report, and The Washington Post.