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Why do we need a feather duster at home?

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Why do we need a feather duster at home? We all love to have our home completely neat and clean. And the process of cleaning our home is not as simple. We need to put a lot of effort into cleaning our home. We make it very simply by introducing our 100% natural feather duster from Jutemill LLC. This natural feather duster is made from the genuine quality of Ostrich feathers which helps you easy to clean. Our premium quality ostrich feathers are flexible, thick and soft, providing efficient dusting coverage without scratching furniture! Feathers are carefully selected for their durability and effectiveness. Ostrich feathers attract and trap dust particles without sprays, and hold dust until you shake it out! Thick plumage allows for efficient dusting and helps you dust in tight corners and difficult to reach areas. The wooden handle increases full feather duster length to 45 cm (17.7" inch) and allows for extended reach. Designed to be durable, strong, and contoured fo...

The Most Valuable Facts About The Ostrich Feathers

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Farmers around the world commonly breed ostriches in particular for their feathers. Ostrich feathers are different from those of other (flying) birds in that they do not have the small hooks to lock the feathers together. Another difference is their softness and fluffiness that serve as insulation to the bird. There are five different types of feathers produced by ostriches: wing plumes, tail feathers, short body feathers, and long body feathers. Feathers are plucked before they become ripe and lose their luster and shine. Ostrich Feathers       The natural color of the feathers is dependent on whether they come from a male or female. Male bodies have black feathers, while females have feathers that are a dull grey. The black feathers are known to be very soft and stringy. In contrast, the grey feathers are more sharp and crisp. The more delicate ostrich feathers are the floss feathers which come from under the wings of the bird. When plucked, an os...