Would this be good to make cloth wipes?
444507
Yes. Once pre-washed this is very thick. Smooth on one side and fuzzy on the other. It would work well for cloth wipes, but might be too thick with two layers.
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.
976254
yes. I use it to cut rope & styro. Got to wipe it imed. with rag otherwise residue will build up
1706951
You can use the cloth to exfoliate on dry skin or after your shower but it won't dry you off like a towel, it's better used in place of a wash cloth in the shower.
2131598
I would not recommend using that on porous materials like cloth. It can get through and get really messy. Not to mention the horrible smell that you have to deal with. Try fabric glue instead =)
755010
I haven't been, just been using the dry cloths. I do think, though, it would be fine. Just make sure you have the right cleaning spray. A spray specific to the kind of device and these cloths would be fine.I compared these cloths to the cloths that are included in the purchase of sprays and everything was the same. Just read a few product descriptions of sprays including cloths as a package deal to make sure. Should be alright though.
744457
Well I pretty much use it to clean anything with glass even my mirror n works just fine. Just make sure u wipe it right when u spray the surface so it don't leave any smudges cause it dries kind of quick.
670889
It is an embossed vinyl, and it probably would work, but i would do it do to grease splatters which could discolor the paper. I have found that if I have to wipe it down for anything, a little color comes off on the cleaning cloth.
484733
Of course - but you'll have to hem the raw edges or they will fray and get threads all over the other stuff you wash them with. Did you look at the blue microfiber washrag-sized cloths at Amazon? Search "microfiber cloths" here - I don't remember the exact wording. They're great for scrubbing around the house although not as gentle as these towels are.
1028780
You can, this is the economical version, and really its about what ever you can make fit. My mother had some luck with "jimmy rigging" some wet wipes ( like for babies)
1743221
I've used it to wipe my glass top table and it didn't leave any scratches. However, I don't use it daily for that purpose, simply because the size of the Skoy cloth is small. I do use it to clean the stove-top and it works well for that purpose. What I do like about the cloth is that it rinses out well. I think it's best to throw it in the washer when you do your laundry for a more through cleaning.
1266946
That's exactly the purpose that I purchased them for. I use toilet paper as I normally do and then finish the wipe with one of these. You'd be surprised how much is still left "behind" when you think that you've done a clean wipe. I carry a few with me for when I am not at home. When I am home I use Huggies.
320594
Yes. Any fine-toothed saw such as coping or PVC saw will work, either with the wipe mounted (best way) or held in a vice after measuring. It's hard to mess up, so any wipe 28" or longer will serve your purpose.
385010
I would guess that these would be adequate if you used enough of them... Like 6-10 per cloth. They are well made and feel strong.
917248
Not unless there is a lot of moisture in the sponge when wiping! I LOVE theses sponges!
1472385
these wipes work better at "speading around" than "absorbing". These would work well probably for a swiffer (if you can find a way to attach them) for buffing or waxing or picking up lint/dirt, but not for mopping as it wouldn't pick up much liquid.
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I am not sure but they are not 'slicker bib' material so I don't think it would wipe clean like that. I only do that with my slicker bibs. These I toss in the washer