What is the difference in the "Cloth Refills" and the "wipes"?
198893
I had already purchased the canister that you use to dispense the wipes from, it is very attractive and kept the wipes moist until you popped one out at a time. So the cloth refills are the wipes, in the blue wrapper that you put inside the canister/dispenser.
1781715
The bidet is definitely better that wet wipes and much less messy. The water spray is focused and won't get your rear all wet. You will actually use LESS toilet paper as you only need it to dry water and would rarely see residues there. A 12 roll pack of Toilet paper used to last me a month. Now it lasts me more than 3 months after I got my bidet.
1781714
There's no comparison. Much cleaner with the bidet. You use a fraction as much paper as you normally would.
1532057
These containers use the same packages of wipes as the old containers did. It's just a new style of container.
2013509
I didn't realize there was a difference. I just ordered the same ones that came with the new aid's. I may try the closed next time if what the Pamela South answer says is true. Good luck! Rodney G.
1073266
Most wipes that have a dispenser on the package (where next one "pops up" thru hole when you pull) should work. I use seventh generation and sometimes you have to give an extra tug. Still nice and easy and only need one-hand.
1351392
Philip: are you asking if there are chemicals in the cloth from the box, or if I add anything to the cloth before using it? The box doesn't mention any ingredients other than fabric; and the cloth refills have no chemical odor or feel to them. I don't add anything to the cloth before using it. From what I've read about them, they need to be dry to work best. It's the structure of the cloth itself that grabs and holds the amazing amount of stuff that what looks like a clean floor can have on it.
766642
I use citrus shine stainless steal wipes. I use them on my stainless steel appliances also. I use one wipe for my trash can and all of my large kitchen appliances. Follow up with a dry paper towel and looks just like new.
754904
They appear to do the same job. I don't like washing windows anyway, so the feel of the cloth (which seems to be the main difference), is of no matter to me.Leanne
858918
Yup! I use cloth wipes too. I accordion fold them so they still pop out and I find this container holds up much better than my previous ones
5116
If this is the product you are referring to, yes, these are the refills. http://www.amazon.com/DampRid-FG95-Bathroom-Absorbing-System/dp/B002MPPYUW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1355454625&sr=8-1&keywords=damp+rid+bathroom
1860092
To be honest I'm not sure, it's been awhile since I've used one . I bought it for my nephews that had a baby. I had one in 2005 and loved it. I thjnk it takes a few minutes though, and the heat causes the wipes to turn a yellowish brownish color but the doctor said it was okay.
2005922
Yes, just contact them in advance for the refill. They're beta testing the refill with individual wipe on-site delivery.
2220557
These tend to be more absorbent yet thinner. They certainly have antimicrobial properties which most washcloths don't have, so you can reuse it for a while without having to worry as much about bacteria/etc. It is also comes in a roll of 20, so unless you want to store a bunch of washcloths, it takes up less space.I'd use washcloths for something requiring a lot more force/buffering, but these can also make decent placemats.
1668369
Nope! I bought it so I could stop spending more on the smaller, travel packs of wipes. We use Babyganics and Honest; the Honest are thicker, so you can't fit in as many at a time (they're a little long, so I just curl up the corners before I click it closed. It's been a while since I put in the Babyganics wipes, but I remember them fitting fine. And although this doesn't have a rubber gasket around the edge, we have not had wipes dry out while in in for a week or so at a time.
1982792
Doesn't say what they are made of but calls them cloth wipes. I never machine washed them. They last for a long time. I rinse them out with soapy water. When I don't want to use them for dishes, I reuse them for cleaning anything around the kitchen - cabinets, refrig, stove, etc. and then toss them.
2038449
Have used the swifter disposable cloths for sweeping/dusting. They work just fine, BUT like the device better for wet mopping. Generally just use the blue cloth it came w and others like I ordered off amazon. They wash well in my washing machine.