🧹 Easily Greener Reusable Swiffer WetJet Compatible Microfiber Mop Pads - 2 Count Review

I've had reliability issues with other mops so I keep going back to my trusty Swiffer Wet Jet. My main gripe with the Swiffer is the wet jet pads. They are all terrible and expensive! They work at first touch and then tend to fall apart. Most of my house is tiled, so it's a real pain to constantly have to change towels for better cleaning. These microfiber towels solve that problem! Along with some areas of cleaning texture, they do a great job of keeping my floors shiny. I also like that these

We have a new Hallmark vinyl plank kitchen floor and we recommend a microfiber mop. I have a Swiffer and I don't like the already wet mops that come with it because they don't tell you what's in the liquid. I use non-toxic cleaning products so I decided to try these. They work great! When I first looked at the picture on the box, I thought the velcro went around the microfiber lining to attach it to the Swiffer, but that leaves the velcro on the outside to scratch the vinyl. Soooo, on closer…

I bought these as I was trying to reduce waste. I replaced the disposable pads with these and was able to open the swiffer wet blasting canister and refill it with my cleaning solution. My biggest issue with these pads is that they just don't pack much. The front of the pillow tends to push objects instead of lifting them. For example, disposable pads tend to be very uncomfortable once I'm done with them (all the padding, front, back, sides, everything). When I'm done with these pads, only the…

This product is a perfect fit for me! I bought it as a replacement for faster wet pads. My problem with hard ones was primarily that they didn't clean very well and could be expensive to use. I paid about $8 for 16 wipes. To offset the cost, the new microfiber pads had to be used at least 10 times each to keep them from falling apart. I hit that mark and they're still in great shape! Here's how I use them: I take a spray bottle, spray on the section, and then wipe it off with a pad. This makes…