Do I need to wet the cleaning pad?
1687075
No, just use the pad directly on the iPad surface, as indicated in the image!
1687076
No. It will clean up the screen by itself. I do occasionally use a moistened wipe if the screen has become really grungy and the follow it up with the Targus pad.
1687077
No! If the screen has stubborn spots, I use a damp microfiber cloth to clean those. I use the Targus cleaning pad to get rid of finger smudges, which is all I need to do most of the time. Hope that helps. :]
1687078
I have never tried wetting the pad and so far I have not had to. A gentle circle motion over the surface seems to always do the trick. Great product!!
2016063
I don't know except to say that no rinsing is required. I use a soft paper towel, spray the amount needed to make it wet enough to do the job and pat dry. If necessary, a second wet towel can be used before patting dry. That is the beauty of "no rinse". Hope this helps.
1061539
Clean with damp cloth. Water only. Push the clean and wipe for the full 30 seconds. You may have to do it twice. This worked for me.
1299873
yes. just rinse with water or use the little cleaning brush that comes with it.
388576
No water is used. You just put the essential oil on the pad and it evaporates from the cotton pad. Order extra pads to keep on hand, but I have washed them out with soap and water and just let them air dry and re-used them. I have also used the same pad over and over again depending on the scents I want to use on it.
2273617
No, but there really isn't a lot of cleaning needed. Just wipe with a cloth if you want.
321661
There is a cleaning fluid that should be used with the machine. Plain water can work but will not be as effective.
256990
yes, pour all liquid on your pads. I cut my pads in half before I put the liquid on. It makes them last longer and there is plenty of product to soak all pads.
1075412
The best thing is you get a new pad with every refill bottle so with several pads I can change it when it gets dirty from each time I use the machine. You just throw dirty pads in washer and they are good as new. Rule of thumb... The cleaner the pad the better when washing your floors. It's not so much how often in time but how dirty is the floor and how large the area.
2034348
I am using it without it. The only issue is that it will run out of liquid before you finish a full size room/charge. There is no easy way (that I have found) to switch out the wet pads and have the cleaner return to where it left off. You basically have to turn it off, change the pad, then turn it back on. When you turn it back on, it seems to start a new program rather than returning to the last place it cleaned.Also, be aware that the reservoir only works with some models of Mint 4200s. See here: http://www.robotreviews.com/chat/viewtopic.php?t=17207 I see no way to tell which version of the Mint that you are going to receive. I am using it without it. The only issue is that it will run out of liquid before you finish a full size room/charge. There is no easy way (that I have found) to switch out the wet pads and have the cleaner return to where it left off. You basically have to turn it off, change the pad, then turn it back on. When you turn it back on, it seems to start a new program rather than returning to the last place it cleaned.Also, be aware that the reservoir only works with some models of Mint 4200s. See here: http://www.robotreviews.com/chat/viewtopic.php?t=17207 I see no way to tell... » Read More I am using it without it. The only issue is that it will run out of liquid before you finish a full size room/charge. There is no easy way (that I have found) to switch out the wet pads and have the cleaner return to where it left off. You basically have to turn it off, change the pad, then turn it back on. When you turn it back on, it seems to start a new program rather than returning to the last place it cleaned.Also, be aware that the reservoir only works with some models of Mint 4200s. See here: http://www.robotreviews.com/chat/viewtopic.php?t=17207 I see no way to tell which version of the Mint that you are going to receive. « Show Less
972928
It is not necessary. The cleaner has an auto-adjust system which will take care of all surfaces. Nothing to do.
1656926
The pad is easily rinsed in the sink. But if you do the whole house at one time, as you seem to suggest. I would highly recommend that you buy a few extra pads that are available at around $6.00 or $7.00 dollars each and then you can change them as needed.
113255
No, the pad has raised sides (think mini bathtub) so it will stay in the pad. All you have to do is wipe it up afterwards and hit it with a Clorox wipe and you are good to go (I'll usually then wipe with another baby wipe so no harsh cleaner is left on the mat).
914798
Yes, I just rinse with soapy water and wipe down with clean rag or paper towel.
1007512
No. I use it damp and go lightly, after sweeping and doing a pass with the dry white pad. Sometimes I exert a little extra pressure, which is good for getting up spots.
1578144
Steam does not come out if you are not pulling the trigger. The pad however is wet so getting it completely dry isn't really an option unless you put on a new pad. The other day I dropped the cleaner tank and didn't have an issue using it to help clean that up.
1923212
Dyson says always use wet wipes. The bare pad is a rubbery surface similar to swiffer that cannot slide