Reusable Mop Pads Compatible with Swiffer Wet Jet, Wet Jet Pads Refills for Swiffer Mop, 4 Pack Microfiber Replacement Pads for Hardwood Floor Cleaning, Dry Wet Mopping Cloths for 12" Wet Jet Refill

Where have these been all my life? I’ve been wasting my money on the disposable pads that don’t work worth a darn. These reusable pads are amazing! First, the Velcro is mighty strong. Second, the texture of these pads hug the floor so well and gets the ick off my floors. I have two dogs that constantly bring in a mess. These reusable pads hold up to my constant cleaning. Also, since they’re microfiber, they catch hair and other small debris off the floor. I will be buying some for my mom who was shocked at how well these worked! Be sure to line dry these. No dryer!

These are terrific! Wash and reuse. Mine look like new despite constant use. Don’t waste money or the environment on disposable pads, plus these do a better job.Soak the lid of your Wet Jet liquid container in very hot water and it will screw off, letting you refill it without wasting containers. This approach, with the pads, is sustainable and affordable.

Awesome product. Reusable many times with just a trip through the washing machine. Highly recommend.

On our tile and hardwood-composite floors, these work at least as well as Swiffer brand one-use throwaway pads, thus saving considerable money over not much time given the not-cheap price of those throwaways. So far, so good.Here's why this is not a five-star rating. All things work together to produce a product, and this includes, for something like this, care instructions. Handily, these are on a tab attached to each pad. It tells us not to tumble dry, or iron, or dry clean, or bleach. Great. Someone probably would do one or more of those, thus likely damaging the pads and shortening their life.But what this tab also says is: "Machine washable at 30 degrees" (except "degrees" is represented by the degree symbol, hard to reproduce properly here). Thirty degrees?! That would require water that was below freezing, clearly a moronic suggestion. One might suspect that they mean 30 degrees celsius, which is 86 degrees Fahrenheit.No problem? Yes, it is a problem. First of all, the listing does not say anything about what temperature scale it is using---hey, it could be Kelvin, which would make the recommended water temperature minus 406 degrees Fahrenheit, fairly impractical, I'd think. Second, the standard measure of temperature in the U.S. is the Fahrenheit scale, whether these Chinese manufacturers like it or not, and if they are going to sell products in the country where they make the most money, they can darned well label things appropriately to that country's standards.So they get docked one star for this bungle.

I recommend 100%! I use them all the time. No more waste buying plastic containers of refills and throwing used cloths out. When you first use pads you are supposed to soak them for 5-10 minutes and then let them dry. When mine get dirty I rinse out by hand and air dry. I don't think it would matter if you washed in washer? They seem sturdy. I bought two packs and recommend.

Finally mop heads for my swiffer wet jet

No wasting money on the disposal, expensive ones anymore. Love it.

A great alternative to disposable pads. They really stick securely to the bottom of the Swiffer Wetjet, so requires a good tug to remove, but I guess that's not a bad thing. These fit perfectly. Machine wash & air dry as needed. A good product at a good price.