remove dust/pollen with swiffer?

[MrSo0h0o]

i was thinking about it today and i was wondering if the swiffer wipes would work on a car application? or would the material scratch the paint?

[Pb]

You can use a swiffer on your interior or engine compartment, but I wouldn't use it on the paint. You can get a California Duster though.

[CharmCityES]

i love my california car duster...soo worth the 11 bucks i paid for it...its worth its weight in gold

[darksparkz]

Many say the California duster can swipe more and more dirt and dust across your car and cause micromarring. I have it, and don't really like it too much.

I'd just say use a quality microfiber towel with some decent Quik Detailer, any brand name one would work, ie Meguiar's or Mothers for OTC stuff.

[JimMayor007]

I got sick of washing my car so I got a car cover, much easier now. I like my cover from empire covers, its light weight and the pollen blows off the cover.



http://empirecovers-review.blogspot.com

[eyezack87]

Avoid the CA Duster or Swiffer. Once those get super clogged with crap, it'll scratch your paint. The only "duster" I'd use is a high quality wool duster, and thats only if its light dust. Anything else, I'd ONR or wash off

[JayP71]

'Nother fan of the CA duster. This is what I use for pollen build up for the first couple of days after a detail.

[heartdisease]

what is?

[hkofman]

I am always using Swiffer to clean the interior of my car but I actually never thought about using it on the outside. I would not recommend using Swiffer because I think it will not really clean the car and in worst case the Swiffer will leave scratches on the car. I have also a Californian Car duster and this gadget is great. So better use something like this and not the Swiffer.