So I started making reusable wet jet pads.
This set of 4 microfiber pads simply attach to the bottom of your Swiffer Wet Jet (because of the Velcro on the bottom of the Wet Jet, all you need to do is attach this microfiber pad right to the wet jet!)
The pads have channels stitched in them to help the liquid flow over the floor and pad. When the pad is soiled, simply remove, wash and dry as normal, and stick back on!
The reusable pads do take a little more elbow grease to push but the savings of not having to buy disposable pads are worth it! Mother Earth will thank you!
***Colors May Vary Due to Current Inventory***
All items made in a smoke free, pet free home.
**Do Not use Fabric Softener on Any Swiffer Wet Jet Pads!**
Tips for Caring for Microfiber:
When too dirty or after a couple of cleanings, microfiber should be preferable machine washed. For that purpose any standard detergent like Tide etc can be used. Water temperature should not exceed 90°C (ab. 200°F). Microfiber is quick to dry and can be machine-dried at temperature not exceeding 60°C (ab. 140°C).
Things to avoid: Do not use fabric softener when washing microfiber. Softener would act as a kind of wax, recovering the fibers surface, clogging up the micro spaces that are efficient to trap dusts and also cancelling the fibers chemical and electrostatic properties. Microfiber can be washed with other kind of textile provided they are lint-free. No terry cloths or dryer sheets for instance! Otherwise lint would clog the fibers as well and reduce their efficiency. If those mistakes have been committed, microfiber should be rewashed in order to recover its properties. Like most plastics microfibers are resistant to a lot of chemical products. However do not use chlorine bleach on microfibers and avoid using acetone (it can damage polyester fibers) or strong acids (it can damage nylon fibers).
Life expectancy of good quality microfiber can be very long compared to other similar cleaning products and provided it is cared for properly. Any good microfiber should resist more than 200 laundries and up to 500. To that point microfibers can still maintain their properties but the fabric might be falling apart.
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