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Swiffer Wet Jet reusable pads to save money

Reusable duster pads fitting Swiffer dusters and wet jet.

This is a video tutorial on how to use the reusable duster pads for the swiffer floor cleaner and the swiffer wet jet along with the swiffer hand held duster. This will ...

(BAD--thumbs down!!) SWIFFER WetJet (my review on ceramic tile)

Don't laugh at my attire!! I dress for comfort, ok?? hehe.. Ok...here's my humble review on the Swiffer Wet Jet floor cleaner.. It would be ok on totally FLAT floors ...

User Comments

White Kitta commented on 09 Oct 2015

Thanks for the review....it sure doesn't look like fun using this, and its really not hygienic enough for my taste, unless you use 3- 4 pads for one kitchen floor... I am going to stick to my fun germ-killing Bissel Power Fresh steam mop.

ywmpg commented on 10 Oct 2015

+White Kitta ( I'm going to look into your Bissel Mop!)

Lovebeingnatural1 commented on 02 May 2015

Thanks for this review I was going to get one.

Jack Ryan commented on 10 Sep 2015

+Lovebeingnatural1 I notice they have a separate WetJet mop for wood and tile. Can you use the wood mop on tile? I think that's what this lady is doing. The blue mop made for tile has steam, but it doesn't have the fancy anti-bacterial cleaner.

Lovebeingnatural1 commented on 23 Jun 2015

Thanks :)

ywmpg commented on 14 Jun 2015

+Lovebeingnatural1 Maybe borrow one and try it out first to see if it's good for YOU... :)

Swiffer Wet jet Review

The Wet jet by Swiffer works great. I like the whole pad idea, and on how much dirt it picks up. Even small spill clean ups are easier rather then a dry mop.

How to Save Money on your Swifter Wet Jet (09.23.13)

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Marjie C commented on 24 Sep 2013

I use the ones with velcro and wash the pads. I have several pads and use one for wash and one for dry. They last years. I only use vinegar to wash the floors with. You are clever with your cost cuttings. Maybe you could stick some velcro on your mop and sew some one your wash cloth or buy the pads that are made with velcro.

Lisa Sharp commented on 24 Sep 2013

Etsy also sells reusable pads. I have a steam mop instead, it just uses water and reusable pads. I do have one of their dusters but I made some reusable dusters for it. :) I avoid disposables as much as possible, costs a lot plus so much waste.

Mommie Ofthree commented on 26 Sep 2013

Ever think about getting the rubbermaid mop. Same concept. The bottle is refillable, so you can use any solution u like. Plus it has cloth pads washable up to 100 times. I got rid n of my swiffer when I got this it saves so much money

TheNotSoOrdinaryWife commented on 24 Sep 2013

I have seen those, though it never seemed like you got very many in them. I think the ones I have seen at the dollar store came in a 4pk for a $1 so not bad, but I love using rags so I can just re-use them over and over :)

The Friendly Fibromyalgia club commented on 25 Sep 2013

Thanks so much for the handy tip. I want to go buy a swifter wet jet now lol. I love your channel so much. I look forward to your videos. Many blessings to you and your hubby.

mataypar4 commented on 24 Sep 2013

When they do have the wet (24 pack) and the dry ones for (20 pack) I will stock up, If Not I bought some microfiber rags at the dollar store and keep using them over and over.

southerncouponista commented on 24 Sep 2013

Thanks for sharing this great tip! The reason I never bought a Swiffer wet jet is because I knew the refills would be costly. I think I see one of these in my future now :)

Christel Gail commented on 24 Sep 2013

The Rubbermaid Reveal Mop is better and it comes with a Microfiber reusable cloth & the bottle is empty so you can make your own cleaner using vinegar or buy cleaner.

TheNotSoOrdinaryWife commented on 25 Sep 2013

the swifter wet jet has velcro on the bottom, which is why it would be easy to use microfiber cloths o felt, they would stick to it :) But rags work just as well!

Jessica Anne commented on 24 Sep 2013

i believe you get 12 wet ones in the dollar tree ones and i think it was 6 dry, but the wet ones last me over a month. i do it a few times a week

TheNotSoOrdinaryWife commented on 26 Sep 2013

maybe once my swifter breaks...but for now not going to spend money on something else, when I already have something that works ya know

angela kneller commented on 24 Sep 2013

I like the tip but in uk we cant get old of the swiffer jet and i we we could as they look pretty amazing than using standard mop x

julia Rodriguez commented on 17 Oct 2015

what is the MAHER STUDIO ? can you please elaborate I? I don't like going to websites due to hacking issues.. Ty love your vids

TheNotSoOrdinaryWife commented on 25 Sep 2013

Ya, I love that you can do that with the rubbermaid one... I have had my swifter forever though, so gotta make what I have work :)

SillyMando2008 commented on 24 Sep 2013

I was hoping you would also show how to refill the bottle. Guess I will have to go look that up myself.

disorganized doris commented on 24 Sep 2013

you can also use cloth diapers and cut in half or also old kitchen towels work well too

Robert Abbott commented on 24 Sep 2013

What a great idea,never thought of this...ps I like yr new outfit, looks nice on you..

TheNotSoOrdinaryWife commented on 25 Sep 2013

So glad you enjoyed the tip, and thanks for the compliment on my channel :)

TheNotSoOrdinaryWife commented on 25 Sep 2013

I have heard really good things about the rubbermaid reveal mop :)

TheNotSoOrdinaryWife commented on 13 Oct 2013

I have seen those, though never tried them. How do you like them?

Swiffer Hack. Say Goodbye To Pricey Pads & Soap

Stop buying those pricey pads and soap. Do this method instead and you will save hundreds a year.

User Comments

ibkristykat commented on 01 Dec 2014

my tap water doesn't get *that* hot. i nuke a bowl of water in the microwave for 4 minutes then dip the plastic jug in so that all of the white cap and SOME of the blue jug are submerged - for 10 seconds. then hold into the jug with a towel to dip it in when it's done nuking and twist the cap off with one of those rubbery grippy sheets you get to help take off lids of product. i have premixed solution ready at hand, pour it in, and recap as quickly as possible. LET IT COOL and then put it into the mop and you have no leaks, etc. to worry about. others ream out that hole in the rubbery top on the lid a little with a skewer, then shove the smallest size funnel end into the hole, and add solution, but i'd be worried about that getting TOO stretched out over time… i do believe plastic would withstand the repeated heat up and cool down process more than the rubbery hole going back to place, but i could be wrong. just a thought. also wrenching (literally) at the lid may warp or break parts in the lid so that it won't fit right again. (i tend to do that sort of thing too easily, so…. lol)