The original ceiling fan dust filters
Your dust bunnies were never the problem.They just needed direction.
Stick one on top of each fan blade. Let the fan run. Peel them off when they're ready to retire. What comes off might surprise you.
5 packFits standard fan blades
Finally, the bunnies are on your side.
How to deploy
Give your dust bunnies a job.
- 01
Peel
Start with clean, dry fan blades. Peel off the backing.
- 02
Press
Place one bunny on top of each blade. Recognition goes straight to their heads.
- 03
Proceed round and round
Run your fan and bring in a new team every 1–3 months.
Scan to meet your squad
Five bunnies,
reporting for duty.
Each has a past, a name, and a calling they couldn't quite pin down. Now, at long last, they have circular direction.
Pull personnel files
Field notes
Frequently reported questions.
What exactly do Dust Bunnies do?
They are felt filters that adhere to the top of ceiling fan blades and catch dust circulating through the room while the fan runs.
Will I see them from below?
They sit on top of the blades, out of sight during normal use. Their personnel records are much more visible.
How often should I replace them?
Every one to three months is a good working rotation. Homes with more dust or more fan use may need a fresh team sooner.
Are they an air purifier?
No. Dust Bunnies are fan-blade dust catchers, not a replacement for an air purifier, HVAC filter, or regular cleaning.