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I've seen all the "swiffer" refills that you can sew or crochet. But being the lazy person that I am, I tried something simpler. I cut a piece of fleece the same size as the purchased refill sheet and attached it to the sweeper the same way. I was AMAZED at the amount of dust & cat hair that it...

I don't know if this has been posted before... I stumbled across a blog post this morning showing how to DIY reusable Swiffer cloths. My supermarket sells a store brand of them which are very inexpensive and I buy those (we have tile floors and no vacuum so they are a lifesaver!) but this would...

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does anyone know if you can "refill" the original bottles with your own cleaner? i like the swifter and the smell of the cleaner but they are so costly i wonder if the bottles are able to refilled at home

A bunch of new patterns for reusable swiffer cloths added! Who doesn’t hate paying money for swiffer cloths that you just end up throwing out? Here are a few ideas for making reusable ones from cloth plus a bunch of knit, crochet & sewing patterns to make your own...

http://www.craftstylish.com/item/44816/how-to-make-a-reversible-swiffer-sock Site with a ton of both crochet & knit patterns: http://tipnut.com/make-your-own-swiffer-cloths/

from a men's pullover. I posted the insanely easy tutorial on my blog: http://latelyreconstructed.wordpress.com/ ~

War on non-green products! Get green with your wet jet covers: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf27261057.tip.html Instead of trying to take off the jug of cleanser use an exacto knife or similar make a big enough x to hold a rubber drain plug. Re-fill with natural cleaners. For Swiffer: I bought...

Okay, so I'm thinking of getting something to replace my old mop&bucket. The only place I mop is my kitchen... everywhere else has carpet basically. So, what's the difference? Can one or the other be used w/some of the mop liquids I have on hand already? One more cost effective than the other...

does anyone make their own wet jet floor cleaner? I am disabled and because of my back I can not sweep with a broom. Something about the side to side motion. But, I can use a swiffer. It's expensive for the liquid. Just wondering if someone knows how to make their own. Gail

Just save your old fabric softener sheets, I use Snuggle, now one alone isn't quite big enough to cover the whole Swiffer, but I take two of them side by side and overlap them so it covers the whole thing, they are long enough to hook into the little slots.

My wheels have been turning. Can anyone think of a pattern for a swiffer wet jet pad? I was thinking an old diaper but I don't have access to any. Would I need velcro to make it stick? I think I could use recycled towels/clothing of some sort. Any suggestions? If I come up with anything...

http://planetgreen.discovery.com/transport-tech/how-to-hack-your-swiffer.php This site gives you different ways to make your own swiffer sweeper from things you already have at home. Sondra

http://kansasa.blogspot.com/2006/04/swiffer-cover.html

Does anyone own a swiffer wet jet? I love mine cuz it's quick. The thing I don't like is buying refill bottles... mine only last me a few cleanings. Plus the pads are expensive. So.... I ran out of the liquid and couldn't get to a store - really wanted to get floor cleaned without mop (it's a...

Has anyone attempted to make the duster? I have four handles but have run out of the duster itself. With my allergies I need to kep ontop of the dust but I just cant see myself paying the price for the refill kit. Any help would be appreciated. Barbara

i love this stuff. i already bought refills after using the previous sample http://www.startsampling.com/sm/21823/product.iphtml?item=21823&source=familycircle1

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