Turbo Mops Reusable Floor Mop Pads - 2 Pack Swiffer Wet Jet Compatible Refills - Machine Washable, 12-inch Microfiber Mop Swiffer Wet Pads - Eco-Friendly Household Cleaning Supplies

These mop heads for my swifter mop are awesome! After I use them a couple of times I just throw them in the wash and then reuse. It is by far better than buying the disposable ones that go into a landfill. And they work great.

I like that they are reusable and they work great at cleaning the floor

I have adopted a new large dog. Still working on house training and this product is very helpful LOL

This is the second time I have ordered this product and I really like it. It works great, in fact, even better than the disposable ones you buy in the store. Because it is thicker, it cleans better. I will never purchase/waste my money on disposable ones again. These, I use and just throw them in the washing machine. Great idea! great product.

Fits on my swifter wetjet perfect!!! Works 20000% better than the disposable pads. Bought the 8 pack and it is perfect. Works phenomenal and is a life saver with having dogs. Doesn’t smear or leave marks. BUY IT!!!

These work perfectly and save me from buying swifter pads over and over.

Very convenient and easy to use on hardwood floors for its price BUT it doesnt absorb enough for the swiffer jet water output-Atleast, if you have pets like myself. Also I wish there was a rougher side to maybe help get tougher messes cleaned up. It definitely pays for itself if you count how much it wouldve took to pay for the disposable mops.

These have saved us so much money and they clean better than the disposable swiffer pads. Love that you just throw them in the wash. We have 2 dogs and I do vacuum our hard floors before swiffering but these pick up left behind hairs. They are great!

Was efficient to use

Yes they fit the Swiffer wet jet. I like washable items. I switched many of my household paper products to washable versions. The problem with this item is its so small and filthy what do I wash it with? Certainly not the kitchen towels, bed linens or clothing. Throw rugs are the only thing that I would wash them with. I just find that too inconvenient since I dont wash area rugs as often as I mop a floor.