Feather Dusters

I gave up real feather dusters years ago, when I found a kitten enthusiastically killing one!

I use dusters with extendable handles and fake fur dusters that can be taken off and washed, but I don't know if you can get them in the UK as I buy mine in Germany.

Lakeland sell those woolly things on a stick grandetante. I have a short one and one that extends almost to the top of our 'cathedral' ceiling. The heads are removable and washable. I use my feather duster for house plants

This thread has had me laughing what with the cleaning language all-it’s-own, and using husbands instead of dusters ?
I use these things from Dunelm. They are not feather but they are cheap and effective.
Use, slide the mop head off and wash them once a week. They dry quickly.

Half a dozen of those in a vase could look quite smart TillyTrotter. Do they come in bright colours?

I bought myself an excellent 6'5 man to foungbround my ornaments. He uses a microfibre cloth and the OXO good grip microfibre duster from John Lewis. Perfect for hard to reach foungbrounding and the man is self-cleaning. My real feather duster moulted more than my cats so I wouldn't recommend it.

I have an Ostrich feather duster which was ridiculously expensive from John Lewis. I like it to do my blinds and shutters. It’s also good for light fittings and fiddly things. I shake it outside after each use although one of the feathers dropped out!