6 Reusable Microfiber Replacement Pads Compatible with Swiffer Bissell Steamboost

Just as described they work great will save us money and keep the chemicals in the pads sold by stiffer out of out house and off our floors

I've read reviews on here beforehand and I used the method of wetting the cloth head with a water/cleaner solution and wringing it out before putting it on.I stretched the fabric as much as I could around the swiffer head and it fit fine for me.I have smooth tile and using the wet cloth helped. The head didn't come off at any time when cleaning, but I did have to stop and rinse it a couple times during. It felt like it glided smoothly.I'm not sure how much steam passed through the pad but it did the job I needed it to.The problem I had was gliding against wood cabinet bases and baseboards. It didn't go super smoothly against it all the time.Can't say how long these pads will last but I'd say it's a better investment than buying the swiffer pads.I'm not sure how it works on wood, linoleum or textured tile but smooth tile seems to be fine.

I hate when I have to write negative reviews but since I depend on Other people’s reviews I have to post this. Touching these is like chalk on a chalkboard! It’s so bad to me I won’t use them again. It’s that material that, when it touches your skin, it feels like it’s getting stuck in your skin…DONT know how else to really describe it. It’s kind of like when you’re hands are super dry and you touch certain materials it’s as if your skin is getting caught on it. Hope this makes sense. Maybe it doesn’t bother other people but I can’t even touch these things! And besides, I just don’t wanna wash these things after I’ve cleaned some nasty-ass dirty floor!

No more wasteful pre-moistened, chemical filled pads in a big plastic box! Love these. A little bleach in the washer would whiten them up nicely. Moisten with water before using on your steam mop. I use a touch of apple cider vinegar in the water for extra cleaning, sometimes a couple drops of an essential oil.The pull cord keeps the pad secure on the mop head. What a great idea!

These do exactly what you want them to the only issue is that they require more force to move accor the floor.They stick to the floor too much because of the terry-cloth finish.I have found that it is best to use a paper disposable pad first and this will lube up the floor enough to come back with one of theses hevaer pads to do a second deeper cleaning pass.

These are good for the environment as they are re-usable & washable, but ... they really do not fit that well. I have found them to be "bulky" prone to "slipping loose" despite the drawstring setup. I have tried using these on my Swiffer Steam Mop and my Swiffer Sweeper Vac. The best use came oddly enough, with the steamer, but I advise pre-moistening these before you begin to steam mop. They reduced the effectiveness of my Sweeper Vac because the bulky pad kept the suction nozzle from being "flush" with my laminate flooring. Great idea, but not so great on execution.

It was a long research to find someone whom produces microfiber clothes for My Swiffer Bissell SteamBoost mop. They fit perfectly; the ties do get in the way a smidge... I double knot them when I tie them like a shoelace. Do to the mop pads being saturated in a scented liquid I filled My mop bucket halfway with a splash (less than a 1/4 cup) of Mr. Clean (for scent), place all (or one) the clothes into the bucket (I use all six to clean My entire home) then take one out and wringer it before placing it onto My mop. FYi: if you are anything like Me and wringe stuff dry then leave a little wetness. LoL

I love these for my Bissell Swiffer steam mop. The disposable wet pads are nice but these microfiber ones pick up more dirt and don't leave that dulling residue that the disposable ones leave behind. They stay on through vigorous mopping and in my opinion/experience they lift and grab more dirt than the disposable pads.