Iconikal Dry Mop Pad Refills (90-Pack) | Fits Swiffer Dry Sweeping Cloths for Dirt, Dust, Hair | Use for Swiffer Pads Refill | Unscented, Disposable Mop Pads for Sweeping, Mopping, Dusting, 11.5" x 8"

First off, I want to let all readers know to TEMPER your expectations. These are NOT a drop-in replacement for the Swiffer Floor Dusters. They are perhaps one-third as good, for perhaps one-sixth the price. The main issue is that they are not as “fluffy” as the name-brand. Therefore, the maximum mass of dust particles they can trap and pick up off the ground is less than what you’d get with the fluffier, more expensive Swiffer dusters. My technique is usually to use it as a half dust-bunny-lifter / half broomstick, and go over the remaining little detritus pile with a handheld vacuum cleaner. The particles easily drop out of the vacuum container, instead of jamming it up with hair and other assorted nonsense. AND YET… the case for these dusters is strong. They’re cheaper, and you get more per package. And there’s one other case to be made--and maybe I’m the only one this happens to, but maybe it happens to you too. You go along with your typical floor sweeper, and as it becomes saturated with dust, you start to have dust bunnies forming along the sides of your cloth. What can then happen is that as you’re dusting in corners and crevasses, you actually deposit some of the dust that you’d picked up prior. This results in family members or roommates saying things like “did you even clean??” The solution, of course, is to toss the cloth you’re using, grab a fresh one, and go over the baseboards and table legs a second time… which doubles your cost. That consideration alone makes the cost savings on these cheap cloths worth it, even if the quality of each individual cloth is very obviously inferior.

I put 2 together to increase length for my microfiber mop. It gets the grit out of laminate floors and pet hair sticks to it like a magnet and we have five cats and three dogs. It's nice that once you're done using them just peel it off your mop and throw it away no mess to contend with. I would highly recommend getting this product if you don't mind them being very thin. Now if they have to be thicker then go with the name brand but for the price it works great.

first I thought that the pads are quite thin, but works for my needs for just sweeping, for mopping you need something different, but have that covered, these pads I use mainly to clean the dust on floor and having two cats, sweep the cat hair

They work great.

Didn’t come in box, came in plastic vacuumed package. Clothes are ok but very very thin. Not as good quality as other generic brands but quantity over quality for the money. Not going to work for pet hair as well as thicker clothes.

These are a total and complete waste of money. I have no idea how they got so many high ratings. Pros and cons below, but the cons far outweigh the pros. I will be shelling out for name brand because they work. These do not. I have severe allergies especially to dust so having a functional dusting product matters. How I Used: I used these to dust furniture surfaces. I have always used Swiffer dry mop refills for this purpose as they are way less pricey than the fluffy dusters and do just as well (except on blinds). This Product: Large, textured surface, but thin. Easily wets which name brand do not. Pros: Large, did not tear, less expensive Cons: Literally don't do the job. Where Swiffers really do grab the dust and trap most of it, these just push it around. They were barely a step above trying to dust with a regular paper towel. They failed to grab the dust and just made messy piles that increased work. I tried using them wet in hopes of the piles sticking better- nope! Still fail. I did not try sweeping with these and if you're just doing a quick sweep to get large particulates gathered into a dust pan they would probably be fine. For really trapping dust, though, they are terrible. I wish I had opened the package and tried them sooner so I could return them. As is, they're probably headed for the trash can. Dusting is miserable enough that I don't need my workload doubled and my allergies stirred up.

Works and fits as described

90 pads for $10? That's way cheaper than the Swiffer brand and my local grocery store's brand. However, I was wary before purchasing because it could be the classic case of "you get what you pay for." If these are complete garbage, price no longer matters. To be transparent, I didn't do some test in which I dry mop an area with two different pads to see which was better. Instead, after having used boxes of the Swiffer brand pads in the past, I know what to expect the pad to look like after being used. This brand appears to get the usual amount of dirt and cat hair I normally see. Also, my floor seems to look and feel equally clean after each use compared to Swiffer. If someone had secretly put some of these in a box of Swiffer pads, I wouldn't have noticed. (Except they look physically different, of course) In short: this brand is way cheaper, and appears to work equally as well. No point in buying anything else.

I find it doesn’t sweep as well. And there is absolutely no scent.