Can you use the disposable swifter wet jet refill pads on this? I'm looking for a disposable option.
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Yes you can they are just a little shorter but work fine i have allot left over from my Swifter wet jack that died.
78293
No, because the pads are totally different. I like the idea that I can wash the pads. I have three pads and interchange them. Hope this helps.
78294
The swiffer pads are smaller than the ones that come with the Rubbermaid. However, you can attach them. I have tried it but they don't fit perfect.
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They are not as wide as the pad on the Rubbermaid and there isn't enough Velcro to use 1-1/2 pads dependably. Hope this helps. I am a Rubbermaid convert from Swifter. I prefer the washable pads and being able to refill the bottle.
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I have an older one-nozzle swifter and a new dual-nozzle one, and they work fine on both. As long as your swifter has Velcro strips, they will work. They're great for other wipe-up uses too.
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No real alternatives here. I try to "re-ink" where possible. But with the new chips to track how many pages are printed, it certainly discourages me. Even after I re-ink (or put in new toner), the printer still gives me a message that I am low on ink or that the cartridge needs replacement. Nonetheless, I reuse them a few times and then - just throw them in the trash. I hope others have some better ideas.
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They are supposed to be refillable, but I don't intend to try. Prefer to buy new rather than risk damaging the printer.
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You can use regular store pads but they are smaller - I use the cheaper regular store pads under these pads---it's a little more absorbent. I have two Maltese that use this system every week day. I've also found the pads that for this kit at Target. But you have to order them online.
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Prashant K., While these are the BEST pens I've ever used (I'm an editor and teacher and use pens ALL the time), unfortunately they can NOT be refilled (just disposed of). I buy them anyway---not because I'm rich, but because of the high quality of the pens. They're the best. Sorry for the bad news, but hope this information helps you in making your decision. Sincerely, David Kopp, St. Louis, MO
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Disposable puppy pads. We used those in our motor home with my older Dalmations. This cloth isn't big enough and would leak.
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Once they're used, you throw them away or recycle them. You can't refill the same package. It's disposable. Just buy new ones. Sephora & Amazon have the best deals
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Yes, there are several different replacement pads available for sale on Amazon in different sizes. The one's that come with the unit should last a while. I stick mine back onto the plastic sheet and then throw them in a zip lock back; releasing the air also seems to make them last a but longer.
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The HP cartridges I have filled with this ink work well. I would imagine, if refilled and unused for a long period of time, the jets may dry as with any factory filled cartridge. As another person mentioned, refill the cartridge at the first streaking or irregularity you notice in the print, don't run it completely dry.
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None of the disposable pads ones I've seen are, So far as I know you'd need a washable type under pad. The disposables are sort of gauze, a layer of absorbent stuff and plastic wrap while the washables are very thin cloth, felt, and a rubberized cloth backing.
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Yes, you can use any ink jet printable disc. This Premera is really a work horse. It was rock solid for five years until I spilled self filling toner in the cartridge and had to send it it for service. After there service, still rock solid now for seven years. This was one of my best purchase in 21 years of business. The staff there is so cool, I send them goodies from Hawaii regularly.
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Yes, but let me warn you, my Swiffer wet jet stopped working after less than 10 uses on a small bathroom space. Now I have to buy a new one, because I have bottles of floor cleaner and pads. I loved it, until it stopped working.
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I love mine. It has saved me a lot of work. You cannot press hard on it instead just light pressure and let it do the work for you. You can also use other pads on it by cutting out circles on the ones I found at the dollar store. They too work on it ....any scrubby pads single layer work fine. I got one for Mom too and she loves it. Had mine for nearly two years now and still working well. Hope you enjoy yours.
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I don't know. I haven't had any problem with them not sticking. I have only been using it a week. there are replacement pads available to order though. I would think new pads would be safer. or perhaps you could try some adhesive tape over them?
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I don't think you can re-use the disposable cups. It would be difficult to get the lid off to refill them once they are put on, plus once they are punctured by the machine I don't think they would be any good. I wouldn't try it myself. If you did you would have to get extra filters and I haven't seen them sold without the cups and you can't use them without the filter.
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If you buy a piston convertor you can, or you can use disposable cartridges. I prefer bottles ink