Swifter wet jet pads diy

Free YouTube video tutorial showing step-by-step how to sew a reusable Swiffer WetJet Cover. From one yard of microfiber cloth and one pack of 3/4" Sew-On Velcro I was able to make 8 reusable covers! For more information click the link, or visit my website KnittingHouseSquare.com #Reusable #Swiffer #SwifferWetJet #WetJet #Sustainable #Washable #KnittingHouseSquare

With 4 dogs and a 4 year old constantly tromping through the house our floors get incredibly dirty incredibly quickly so I have to vacuum, sweep and mop them almost daily which can get a little annoying and time consuming. That is why I love my Swiffer Wet Jet when it comes to moping my floors, its so convenient and time saving. The only bad part is the cost of the solution and pad refills, its kind of ridiculous how much they charge! That is why when I saw this hack from Do It Yourself…

Dunk the cap in hot water to soften the plastic, twist it off, and then clip off the little locking tabs with a pair of nail clippers. Your previously locked Wet Jet reservoir is now a plain old refillable bottle you can refill with the cleaning solution of your choice.

How to Make Homemade Swiffer Pads and Solution - Make your own swiffer pads and solution to cut the chemicals and cost on an everyday household cleaner.

Are you sick of buying reusable pads for your Swiffer? Try this idea out to save you money!

Learn how to make your own reusable crochet wet mop pad! This wet mop pad is designed to fit the standard Swiffer Wetjet.

Have you ever wondered which food products are still usable after the "Best By" date? These 10 food products will stay good forever!

You can't miss this DIY cleaning hack. It's easy to make your own DIY swiffer pads.

Swiffer Wet Jet Mop Cover So my swiffer is well loved. So loved in fact, it's missing it's handle. And the battery compartment is broken, so we don't actually use the sprayer, just spray with whatever cleaner we have currently. So my swiffer is loved, but I have not bought those mop covers in an incredible amount of time. One day I decided what a waste of money! I could make one and then just throw it in the wash when I'm done, no buying new ones, no wasting! So I just did a simple double…