Subject: Dust cloths
Sean Harrison <seanh [at] emplive__com> writes >Has anyone conducted any tests on the stability of Swiffer brand >anti-static dusting cloths ingredients from Procter and Gamble, or >similar products out there? I too have tried to get further information about the Swiffer cloths from P&G, but my inquiry was related to static charge. I asked them if the cloths produced a static charge (thereby encouraging future dust accumulation) or if the cloths neutralized static electricity (thereby reducing dust attraction). I was not able to get a satisfactory answer from the customer service department. Supposedly the person I spoke with referred my inquiry to the research and development department, but I never heard back from the company after their initial call back. Other companies are making similar cloths now, so perhaps you may be able to get more answers from one of the competing companies since they are trying to gain additional market share. Pledge Grab-it cloths made by SE Johnson are Swiffer's main competitor. Andriana Windham Student The Center for the Cultural Record Preservation and Conservation Studies Graduate School of Library and Information Science University of Texas at Austin *** Conservation DistList Instance 14:50 Distributed: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 Message Id: cdl-14-50-006 ***Received on Monday, 26 March, 2001