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Terrific idea! I hate spending money on cleaning supplies like these--it seems to be such a waste.
9/23/07 10:30 PM
Great idea. I may just have to order this pattern.
9/23/07 11:04 PM
WOW! This is GREAT! I'm trying to live as green as possible and am going to make some, too! Wonderful review!
9/24/07 0:06 AM
Great idea!
9/24/07 4:21 AM
Thank you very much. I just ordered the pattern.
9/24/07 7:18 AM
Great idea - I'm glad you reviewed this as I would never have known about that company. I love the green aspect of this too!
9/24/07 9:00 AM
WOW that is wonderful......saves all that landfill waste PLUS we'll save all that money we can spend on FABRIC !!! yay
9/24/07 9:02 AM
Wonderful idea. Check out the pattern website, which has mop covers and lots of baby things.
9/24/07 11:27 AM
What a great idea! I had used regular micro-fiber clothes on my plain swiffer, but I love this idea and yours look great!
9/24/07 12:01 PM
I am trying to be more "green" - what a great idea! Money and tree saving!
9/24/07 5:34 PM
Excellent! I'm like you, I love the product but hate the cost and waste of the refills. Thanks for the review and the info.
9/24/07 7:55 PM
Do these work as well as the disposable ones?
9/28/07 4:23 PM
Great idea!
3/10/08 2:21 AM
Seeing yours makes me wonder if I would have ever thought of this! I really like the idea of making refills for my Grab-it brand dust mop [FYI-this brand has the longest handle], and a purchased pattern really isn't necessary. Buying the refills is a drag, but it sure is nice to just throw that dirty, hairy thing away. I'll make one just to see if it's not too disgusting to launder, then decide for sure, lol. If a person could get the fabric cheap enough, or use leftover scraps, we could make our own disposable ones for the floor, and wash the furniture dusters [they're less disgusting]. Thanks for the review...and for pushing the start button on my brain! :)
3/10/08 12:51 PM
p.s. for people using leftover fleece scraps to make a duster...since it's made from polyester, you can rub it against another piece of polyester before you start dusting, and build up static...this could help it to dust as well as the purchased refills.
3/10/08 12:56 PM