Do I have to use a new cloth every time I want to clean my floor? $5/$6 seems expensive per clean
941806
No, you do not use a new cloth. You wash the cloth when it is dirty sand reuse it when it is clean.
570800
I sweep once a week. Charge less the once a month. Depends on size of rooms and how often you use the sweeper. Last a good amount of time.
1797165
It's hard to say. Maybe if you're renting a house you could just go ahead with a cheaper model. The reason why I wanted a good sweeper is because we paid $3,000.00 for new carpet in our house and I wanted to do everything I could to make it last. We're planning on staying here a long time. Having a dog and a cat (and a three year old daughter) is hard on the carpet. It would be nice if you could go to your local Vacuum Center (if you have one close by) and see about renting different brands/models before making a final decision.
731576
Actually, I used a Norwex cloth that I cut and managed to wrap around it and it worked much better than the Dyson wipes. On the down side, since I have 3 dogs, one cat and live on a farm I had to take it off too frequently to rinse it out. Took my Dyson back, was very poor at doing what it is intended to do.
1783840
I did receive a cloth. I never use it. I use a towel and gently wipe and pat down.
509169
I have taken mine to the dry cleaners a couple of times. I just tell them to clean it like a fur coat and to please brush it out. Now I did have one dry cleaners ruin one so it could go either way. The price ranges as well. I've paid 30 to 75 dollars. I'd like to just machine wash it but I'm scared of ruining it. I love this duvet !
394125
I have bought two cloths however I only use one. I found that is all that is necessary and I will save the other one when this one wears out.
1999514
The complete kit contains a large bottle ($29.99) and small bottle of cleaning fluid, 2 sets of cleaning brushes ($24.99/each pair) and more cloths ($14.95). The total value of the complete kit is about $145. You probably won't need extra brushes for a while if you take care of them. If you have a lot of records to clean, the small bottle of cleaning fluid won't last long. I'm not a fan of the cloths. They are on the small side and get wet very quickly. It's up to you. If you buy the starter kit, I'd recommend ordering a large bottle of cleaning fluid. Still, for what you get, the complete kit is a better value. The complete kit contains a large bottle ($29.99) and small bottle of cleaning fluid, 2 sets of cleaning brushes ($24.99/each pair) and more cloths ($14.95). The total value of the complete kit is about $145. You probably won't need extra brushes for a while if you take care of them. If you have a lot of records to clean, the small bottle of cleaning fluid won't last long. I'm not a fan of the cloths. They are on the small side and get wet very quickly. It's up to you. If you buy the starter kit, I'd recommend ordering a large bottle of cleaning fluid. Still, for what you get, the complete... » Read More The complete kit contains a large bottle ($29.99) and small bottle of cleaning fluid, 2 sets of cleaning brushes ($24.99/each pair) and more cloths ($14.95). The total value of the complete kit is about $145. You probably won't need extra brushes for a while if you take care of them. If you have a lot of records to clean, the small bottle of cleaning fluid won't last long. I'm not a fan of the cloths. They are on the small side and get wet very quickly. It's up to you. If you buy the starter kit, I'd recommend ordering a large bottle of cleaning fluid. Still, for what you get, the complete kit is a better value. « Show Less
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It really depends on how often you intend to do laundry. If you're using cloth dipes and plan to wash your own (and daily), you'll need less. If you're using cloth diapers but with a service that comes once per week or if you're using disposable, you'll just have to decide what you're willing to wash them with or if you want to wash them alone AND how often you want to wash. I suggest at least 2 dozen to start. Also, if you know someone with a serger, have him/her serge around the edge -- they'll last a LOT longer if you do this. I love these wipes but they did start to fall apart quickly until my mom put them through her serger -- then they lasted wash after wash. Another tip -- don't ever use fabric softener or a dryer sheet with these or anything you want to be absorbent (like cloth dipes)...softeners leave a coating that, over time, builds up and will make the fabric less absorbent. Consider using a nice essential oil with your cloth wipes -- it makes the wipes smell so nice. Best of luck to you! :0)
2016152
use a micro fiber towels many of them , keep changing them as they get dirty . this product will clean up other products and dirt on ur floors , thats why u should use clean towels ,
741629
I don't clean it. I just replace when beyond its usability. They are cheap enough to toss and buy a new one. For reference , the last cloth I had lasted about 5 years.
939869
Just based on my own negative experiences with my Dyson, I would suggest that you think about getting a swiffer style dry cloth sweeper. It is a lot cheaper, and not nearly as much trouble. I end up having to use one even with my Dyson because this model scratches my hardwood. Good luck!
824367
It is so much better than a Swiffer and if you make your own cleaning solution, WAY cheaper in the long run. I have been using my pad (one that came with it and another I realized I needed while the other was waiting to be laundered) that I've used for 3 years (once a week user for whole house). They are both in great condition and will be useful for quite a while longer. The fact that it is taller than the Swiffer and doesn't require disposable products to use it will save a lot of $$$!
802871
Thanks for reminding me. I need a new one too. Check here: http://hoover.com/products/details/fh50005/quick-and-light-carpet-washer/?filter=10#parts Looks like $4.25 + $4.99 shipping as of today.
1656783
No...this is a very inexpensive little mop, low maintenance. No streaks---pads are cheap to replace--but fully washable--just don't use fabric softener when washing or they will leave a milky film on floor! #learnedthehardway!
1890004
the mop has Velcro strips and the back of the cloth adheres to that I have foundthat once the Velcro gets old you can remove and buy your own Velcro to replace the strips rather than buy a new mop!
661890
I probably wash it more than I need to. I do three rooms. I just like it clean each time to start over.