Easily Greener Mop Pads, Swiffer Wet Jet Compatible, Washable Reusable Refills, 6 Pack

I keep my Wet Jet by the kitchen door because I'm always mopping up muddy paw prints from my two dogs with all the rain we've had lately. Buying refill pads that just schmeared the mud residue around after only ONE use was getting expen$ive. I did not like the idea of all those pads piling up in a landfill, either. Love how you can just flip the pad over and keep mopping, then rinse. The pads rinse clean very well, releasing most of the dirt quickly. I found a tip online on how to refill those Wet Jet bottles as well. Heat up a pot of water to boiling, remove pot from the heat, and stick your empty Wet Jet floor cleaner bottle, cap end first, into the water just for a minute or so. That heats up the plastic so you can then twist off the cap and refill the bottle with vinegar and water, or any homemade solution you like. The cap will only twist off while the plastic is warm, so it helps to have your solution ready beforehand (I found this out through trial and error; if you don't twist the cap off right away while the plastic is still warm, the cap won't twist off). So far I've had no problems with the refilled bottle leaking and it's been a couple of weeks. So help the environment, save your ca$h and enjoy your clean floors!

I had pretty much decided my Swiffer Wet Jet was a waste of money, and it went into my closet and never came back out after I ran out of the disposable Swiffer cloths. I decided to search for reusable cloths to use on it instead. When I first opened this package I realized I had essentially ordered 6 strips of felt cut to fit a Swiffer Wet Jet. I was peeved, thinking how I could have gone out and just made these myself....but then I used them...First you're supposed to wash them. I washed them with other towels and my towels did not pick up lint from them, however the pads did pick up lint from my towels. Then you're good to go. I'm actually using my Wet Jet again, my floor looks great, and these things are amazing!In reality, you probably could just make them yourself, but lets face it, who wants to do that when you can just order these pre-cut pads that come with the Velcro you'll need to attach them to your Swiffer.

After reading how to clear the squirting tubing on a Swiffer Wet Jet my Daughter left behind after a move I invested in these. Ever so much better than buying a ton of the pricey ones made for the device and they wash so nicely in my stationary tub I have yet to run them through the maching. Google how to uncap the Swiffer bottle and you can also use your own cleaner and why wait! Even if your present Swiffer bottle is full you can still uncap it, store the contents and fill the mop bottle with your concoction. Happy Cleaning!

They do better after the first wash, as they fluff up a bit. They work well for their application. Thumbs up for the reviewer who gave us tips on how to refill a Swiffer Wet Jet Bottle. Here is her review quoted below:"I keep my Wet Jet by the kitchen door because I'm always mopping up muddy paw prints from my two dogs with all the rain we've had lately. Buying refill pads that just schmeared the mud residue around after only ONE use was getting expen$ive. I did not like the idea of all those pads piling up in a landfill, either. Love how you can just flip the pad over and keep mopping, then rinse. The pads rinse clean very well, releasing most of the dirt quickly. I found a tip online on how to refill those Wet Jet bottles as well. Heat up a pot of water to boiling, remove pot from the heat, and stick your empty Wet Jet floor cleaner bottle, cap end first, into the water just for a minute or so. That heats up the plastic so you can then twist off the cap and refill the bottle with vinegar and water, or any homemade solution you like. The cap will only twist off while the plastic is warm, so it helps to have your solution ready beforehand (I found this out through trial and error; if you don't twist the cap off right away while the plastic is still warm, the cap won't twist off). So far I've had no problems with the refilled bottle leaking and it's been a couple of weeks. So help the environment, save your ca$h and enjoy your clean floors!"Thank you for your review! And looking forward to using these for a long period of time. Will let you know how the quality lasts.

I hated using a paper disposable pad every time I used my Swiffer Wet Jet so I was really hoping these would work. After washing and drying them they fit great on the mop and worked wonderfully. Every spring we have a tree that drops little seed pods all over our driveway. For about two weeks I am constantly sweeping up the little pieces left by our shoes in our kitchen. These pads even picked up all of them without even sweeping first. I was so excited I took a picture.

Love these, they clean so well! They do stick to the floor a little more, making the wetjet harder to push (which hurts my back). I've emptied my WetJet solution into a spray bottle and just use it separate from the mop. Which allows me to get the spray just where I want it, and the pads I think clean better. I've not had any issues with the velcro coming off my mop either, they the pads stick to it just fine. So glad to be saving on buying the disposable pads. Wish I thought to look into these years ago.

I bought these reusable pads 3 years ago, gave some of them away, and kept 2 for myself. I had unintentionally given away the velcro strips also, so I just use duct tape (or sometimes masking tape) to tape the pads to the WetJet and it works well enough. My pads still look new. My WetJet is the original model from over 10 years ago (blue green color) and it still works fine. I don't do heavy duty mopping with it, nor do I mop daily, nor do I wash the pad after just one use.