The mitt is made from microfiber, complete with a chenille tail for getting at tight corners. While the hand-puppet-esqe Dust Bunny might seem geared towards a younger crowd, most kids we know might not like the thought of deliberately dragging a toy animal through dust. It might give us just the kick we'd need to get the job done, though.
The designer's website is here, and you can purchase it for $15 here.
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Comments (5)
Cute. This would almost make me want to dust, which is no mean feat.
This little fella could totally lead the Dust Bunny Revolution in my home. Finally a (somewhat) cure for those of us who HATE DUSTING. Huzzah!
It must look terrible when the poor bunny is all flattened by a year of use, and all grey and full of splotches and hairs. I guess you could frame it then.
good god. is there *really* any reason you can't link directly to the designer's website instead of sending people on a wild goose chase thru the at site & over to some retail shop? that's either just plain lazy on your part or some of some larger strategy to make things difficult for your readers.
/rant
Ask and ye shall receive, loislane. I've added the link.