Baseboard Buddy is the newest and most efficient way to avoid the backbreaking, tedious work of cleaning baseboards on hands and knees. I thought of my own (along with my bad knee and arthritic back) and since I wasn't selling continued to swipe my broom or duster over these dirt catchers.

The product arrived with all its parts sealed in plastic or bubble wrap, and we found nothing damaged or broken, which was a great start. This product is exactly as I thought it would be and makes cleaning my baseboards and the top of my does so much easier to clean. At any given moment, the baseboards in my house are more likely to be filthy than pristine: They have pet hair and a film of dust on them and, (I’m embarrassed to admit) even some food splatters near our table.

The wand was easy to use, but shortening the handle wasn't as easy as pushing a button or standing farther away. A realtor recently told me that the very first thing she tells prospective sellers is to make sure their baseboards are clean. Baseboard Buddy’s adjustable handle helps you reach up high to crown molding, across door casings, and down to baseboards without having to climb on furniture or bend into awkward positions. Since they should be cleaned on average once a month, it's good to have a tool that allows you to accomplish the chore while remaining upright. All you need to do is rinse the microfiber pads after cleaning and collapse the handle for easy storage.

We also didn't like that the cleaning head wasn't very flexible, as we had to force it to turn from a horizontal to a vertical orientation. The cleaning head didn’t swivel in this position, and the cleaning head is a perfect shape for swiping dirt and dust off a surface that’s seldom cleaned. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Everyday tasks like doing the dishes, wiping countertops, vacuuming, and dusting only scratch the surface when it comes to checking off all the boxes of your household cleaning list. Yet however much extra energy I had to exert to keep the cleaning head against the baseboard, I did find that the Baseboard Buddy dusted the baseboards quite well.I can now just walk the house with the pad against the board every few days to keep the baseboards looking brand new. In terms of positives, the tool performed great while wet and dry, but wetting the cleaning surface is a must for effective "one sweep" cleaning (it even suggests this in the manual). So I recently tried out a tool that promises to simplify the awkward task of cleaning the baseboards. NASDAQ Building on New York Times Square, the Digitalium in Paris and Times Square in Hong Kong are undoubtedly worldly well-known landscape.