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Reusing Swiffer CarpetFlick Pads

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Date: 11/28/2005 Topics: Cleaning > Cleaning Tools | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Can anyone who has a Swiffer CarpetFlick tell me if the disposable pad can be cleaned somehow and reused again? I've looked at this product in the stores, and it's difficult to tell from the box what the pad is made out of and if it would withstand hand or machine washing or if the dirt and debris would be too difficult to remove at all.

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Truerblue from PA
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Post By laj (Guest Post) (12/01/2005)
i was going to do that, but i think it is best just to buy the pads.it is not any cheaper


Post By Sarah (Guest Post) (12/01/2005)
My husband bought one of the Swiffer Carpet Flicks for me because it was on a sale and he had a coupon. Anyways, it is a doublesided sticky piece of cardboard that it uses.And a box of the refills were selling at Family Dollar for $5.oo, I am not sure how many were in it. Definately not worth it IMO.


Post By Lori (Guest Post) (11/30/2005)
I believe those pads are sticky pads so you wouldn't be able to wash them. Maybe you could try scraping the bigger particles off the pad. I think a regular vac would do a better job and not cost so much.


Post by PICO (137) | (11/29/2005)
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I have the original swifter and I make my own pads out of J cloths. Just cut the J cloth to size and sew a seam around the edge. They stick to the bottom of the swifter and you can wash them over and over, actually they are better after a couple of washes.


Post By Heidi Leeck (Guest Post) (11/29/2005)
I don't have a swiffer myself, but heard on another forum you can make your own pads. Take a cereal box and trace one of the old pads and cut out. Place double stick carpet tape on both sides of the cardboard and insert in the sweeper.


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