🧹 Swiffer Sweeper Starter Kit: 2-in-1 Mop and Broom Floor Cleaner Review

I love my spatula, but there are a few things you should be aware of. Use them on raw wooden floors. If you are concerned about this I would suggest just using a dry cloth or doing a few tests on an inconspicuous area. I've used this on linoleum with no problems. I really like how easy it is to attach and remove the liner. You must sweep before using the pads, but the pads will pick up anything the broom doesn't clean up. Makes the house much cleaner. Wet pads are great as they only leave a…

I bought this starter kit mainly because of the attractive price. Most other floor cloths are twice the price and I didn't want to spend that much, especially when most people said they only use this cloth for cleaning and replace the pad with another highly recommended product (Real Clean microfiber replacement heads for Swiffer and Clorox). ReadyMop 12 pack GREEN). You should handle this product with care as it feels a bit fragile as if sweeping too aggressively could damage the broom, but if

If you hold it like a broom and expect it to perform like a broom (e.g. floor), your expectations are realistic. It's not hard work. I usually go around with a vacuum and vacuum up everything I see, then use Swiffer Swiffer to sweep up the remaining small materials like dust or whatever I missed the first time, and then collect whatever I picked up with a handheld vacuum have. I have two Swiffer sweepers for 2500 square feet of laminate flooring. These cloths do not work well on rough or…

I love Swiffer and this is the first product I've actually bought from them. It's good that the set includes two nozzles "broom" for dry cleaning and two pads "mop" for wet cleaning. Broom pads are like magic! I love them, but my only issue is that if you have a larger mess or area, you'll need to sweep out most of the big "clumps" before using them. It's great for hard-to-reach spots like under stoves or near a toilet. I took off one star for the packaging. I ordered this online along with…

I bought a Revain starter kit (and replacement wet cleaning heads from Costco) a few months ago. I live in a carpeted apartment with a small tiled kitchen. I think this Swiffer is perfect for what I need. A damp mop cleans my floor well and leaves a nice clean smell (which fades after a day). I mop once a week and am always amazed at how much trash there is on my floor. I recommend this for: - small spaces - people who hate mopping but find it necessary - easy to use I agree with the reviews…

If you hold it like a broom and expect it to work like a broom (ie throwing away crumbs and dust and you need something else to pick it up off the floor), your expectations are realistic. It's not hard work. I usually go around with a vacuum and vacuum up everything I see, then use Swiffer Swiffer to sweep up the remaining small materials like dust or whatever I missed the first time, and then collect whatever I picked up with a handheld vacuum have. I have two Swiffer sweepers for 2500 square…

This works much better than a broom or vacuum on my laminate and vinyl floors. The entire arm rotates 360 degrees, so you can easily move the mop head in the direction you want. The fabrics are easy to attach and don't come off until you're done; and you're not limited to just clothing with the Swiffer name. Any microfiber cloth, disposable or washable, large enough to clip to will do. It comes disassembled, but it only takes a few seconds to attach the handle and extensions to the mop head…