Swiffer – Wet Wipes for Mop (12 Pads)

• Easy and quick cleaning.
• 12 refill cartridges (sold separately).
• The wipes for cleaning products capture and trap dirt effectively.
• These cleaning products have a power powerful unique dissolution of dirt, it is part of the dirt and the trap.
• Turn the head of the Swiffer Duster handle to lift stubborn stains with the tape scourer.

Product Description Swiffer Wet Cleaning Wipes feature powerful cleaning products that dissolve dirt. They rid the surfaces of dirt and then trap it. Keep your floors clean and pleasantly scented with Swiffer Sweeper Wet Cleaning Wipes Refills. Swiffer Sweeper Wet Cleaning Wipes are designed with a unique cleaning solution that effectively dissolves stubborn stains, dirt and grime and absorbs them deep into the wipe, for flawless floors and easy tile or linoleum cleaning. To remove stubborn stains, simply turn the mop head over and rub the stains with the scouring strip. Its flat head allows you to reach places you never reach with other brooms! Use Swiffer Sweeper as a broom with dry wipes or as a mop with wet cleaning wipes, and let it do its job in every corner. Swiffer Sweeper wipes can also be used safely on wooden floors. Ingredients Cotton Directions How to use Swiffer Wet Wipes? Simply attach it to the cleaning surface of the broom and you can start cleaning your floors from dust, dirt and hair. Wipe the floor with a cloth and let it dry. Wash hands after use. With the degreasing cleaning strip, remove stubborn dirt. Cleaning steps: 1. Place the Swiffer mop head near the replacement floor wipes. 2. Unpack and install the new wet mop. 3. Now your Swiffer broom is ready to start with the wet mop. 4. Throw away. Cleaning tape use: 1. wipe. 2. Reversible 3. Rub. Storage/Disposal: Keep container flat and tightly closed to keep wipes moist. Discard used wipes in waste. Do not throw in the toilet, try Swiffer dry cloths to catch and trap dust and hair even in hard-to-reach places before wet cleaning. Do not use wet Swiffer wipes on untreated, oiled or waxed floors, unsealed tiles or carpets, as they may be sensitive to water.