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Many reason to avoid reusing mop pads and disposable Swiffer pads can cost a lot of moneys, so I decided I really needed to make myself some disposable pads that save moneys by used old clothes, old towels and old fabric around the house.

The reasons why you might want to avoid reusing mop pads.

  1. Reduced Cleaning Efficiency: Over time, mop pads accumulate dirt, grime, and debris from previous cleaning sessions.
  2. Cross-Contamination: If you use the same mop pad in different areas of your home, you risk cross-contaminating surfaces with germs, bacteria, and allergens.
  3. Unpleasant Odors: Reusing dirty mop pads can lead to the growth of bacteria and mold, which can cause unpleasant odors.
  4. Spread of Germs: Mop pads that aren’t cleaned properly can become breeding grounds for bacteria and viruses.
  5. Allergen Buildup: If you have allergies or sensitivities, reusing dirty mop pads can spread allergens like dust, pet dander, and pollen, making your living environment less comfortable.

What you need:

  1. Old clothes, old towels and old fabric
  2. Paper to make template ( A4 size for non flexible fabrics, and 10″ x6 “for flexible fabrics)
  3. Scissors

How to: for non flexible fabrics

  1. Using A4 paper template on the non flexible fabrics then cut the fabrics.

2. : For dry clean ,attach the fabrics to the Swiffer mop head then it is ready to used.

: For wet clean , pour solution over the fabrics then attach the fabrics to the Swiffer mop head and it is ready to used.

How to: for flexible fabrics

1.Using the 10″ x6 “paper template on the flexible fabrics then cut the fabrics.

2. : For dry clean ,attach the fabrics to the Swiffer mop head then it is ready to used.

: For wet clean , pour solution over the fabrics then attach the fabrics to the Swiffer mop head and it is ready to used.

After each used you should dispose of it properly !

You can make this disposable pads that it will not cost a large sum of money.

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