Super Easy DIY Swiffer Pad Sewing Tutorial! An Easy SewingProject - Perfect for Beginners!

Do you love your Swiffer mop? Now you can make your own Swiffer cleaning pads with this easy sewing tutorial! Stop throwing money away on disposable pads! Simply toss this in the wash to use again and again! You can use your own cleaning solutions to. Full step-by-step sewing tutorial with photos @ happiestcamper.com/how-to-make-reusable-swiffer-pads/
Super Easy DIY Swiffer Pad Sewing Tutorial! An Easy SewingProject - Perfect for Beginners!
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[@christinej2358]

I’ve been thinking about making some of them, so thank you for sharing! I do want to ask, can you double the terry cloth to make it thicker?

[@HappiestCamper]

U might be able to the only concern is will it be too thick for the swifter to hold it on, as the holes u punch it down into are only so big. I would test it with two before actually sewing it to see.

[@thatgirlthatsme]

@@HappiestCamper it did not work for me because as you said, it's too thick to go in the holes.

[@samanthatansley]

Could you serge the edges instead of folding?

[@thatgirlthatsme]

You should be able to do that but it will change the size of the fabric making it too large. Make adjustments (smaller) to the size of the fabric piece and it will work.

[@HappiestCamper]

That’s is correct thanks for answering

[@1frogsfoot236]

I use dish rags and have tried old microfiber cloths as a swiffer mop for my swiffer mop and it does not glide across the floor it drags what am I doing wrong and why is it dragging I have a tile floor

[@HappiestCamper]

Good idea