Swiffer Sweeper Heavy Duty Pre-Moistened Wet Cloths is a 54-count pack of disposable wet mopping cloths with Febreze Lavender scent, made to attach to a Swiffer Sweeper handle and clean finished hard floors without a bucket. It is the US-market pack, offered here as a single 54-count box and shipped fast from New Jersey.
Swiffer Sweeper Heavy Duty Wet Cloths: Lavender Scented Mopping Cloths for Hard Floors
- Heavy Duty wet cloth — Swiffer states it traps and locks 50 percent more dirt than regular Swiffer wet cloths
- Pre-moistened with cleaning solution — no bucket, no mixing, ready to mop out of the pack
- Febreze Lavender scent — leaves a lavender fragrance on the floor as it dries
- For finished hard floors — sealed hardwood, tile, vinyl, laminate, and linoleum
- Fits the Swiffer Sweeper handle — cloth tucks into the four grippers on the mop head; handle sold separately
- 54 cloths per pack — enough for months of regular kitchen and bathroom floor cleaning
How to Use
Sweep or vacuum loose debris first. Pull one wet cloth from the pack, lay the Swiffer Sweeper head on it, and push the cloth into the four rubber grippers. Mop in overlapping strokes, working from the far corner toward the door, and let the floor air dry. Discard the cloth after use; one cloth covers a typical kitchen or bathroom. Reseal the pack tightly so the remaining cloths do not dry out, and store it at room temperature out of reach of children.
About Swiffer
Swiffer is a Procter & Gamble floor care brand launched in the United States in 1999 with the original Sweeper, a lightweight mop that uses disposable dry and wet cloths instead of a bucket and mop head. The line has since grown to include the WetJet, Duster, and PowerMop, and Swiffer cloths are made to fit the Sweeper handle sold across North America. Find more cleaning products in our Health & Household collection, or learn more at www.swiffer.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which floors can I use Swiffer Heavy Duty Wet Cloths on?
They are made for finished, sealed hard floors: polished hardwood, ceramic and porcelain tile, vinyl, laminate, and linoleum. Do not use them on unfinished, oiled, or waxed wood, unsealed tile, marble, or carpet, where the moisture and solution can leave marks. The cloths fit the standard Swiffer Sweeper handle, which is sold separately.
How do I attach and use a Swiffer wet cloth?
Place the Sweeper head flat on the unfolded cloth, then poke the cloth edges into the four rubber grippers on top of the head. Mop as you would with a regular mop and let the floor air dry; there is no rinsing. Use one cloth per room and replace it once it is visibly dirty or dry.
What safety precautions apply to Swiffer wet cloths?
Keep the pack closed and out of reach of children and pets; the cloths carry a cleaning solution and are not meant to be chewed or swallowed. Wash hands after handling, and avoid eye contact. Floors may be slippery until dry, so keep children and pets off wet areas. Do not flush used cloths; throw them in the trash.
How many cloths are in the pack and how long do they last?
The pack contains 54 Heavy Duty wet cloths, each meant for a single use. Mopping a kitchen and bathroom once a week uses about two cloths, so one pack covers roughly six months of routine cleaning for a smaller home. Reseal the pack after each use so the remaining cloths keep their moisture and lavender scent.