KLO

I’ve used a lot of floor cleaners and this one is my favorite so far. It cleans up everyday messes really easily and doesn’t leave that sticky film some solutions do. The Gain scent is fresh but not overpowering, and my place smells clean for hours after mopping. It works great on both my tile and hardwood without dulling the finish. Super convenient refill and lasts longer than I expected — definitely keeping this stocked at home.

I retired my WetJet and now use reusable microfiber mop heads on a flat mop and spray floor cleaner with a spray bottle. I've used various solutions...Murphy's, vinegar, all purpose cleaners like simple green, etc. But I miss the fragrances I used to smell with the WetJet cleaners. I know they're chemicals that may be unhealthy...but I just love the scent. Besides, they did a great job on my floors, and more importantly, they're about the lowest cost floor cleaner per ounce (other than home brewed solutions). I got 2 large 42.26 oz bottles for $11.37, or 13 cents an oz...in my favorite Gain scent. Compare that with other bottled spray floor cleaners on the market. I figured, why not just buy them as bulk refills for spray bottles? Why not indeed! But Swiffer doesn't want you to be able open the cap...to prevent you from refilling and reusing their bottles. The cap is designed like a childproof cap, but without a release mechanism. In times like this, Google is your friend. Most YouTubes featured women in kitchens holding the cap of the empty bottle in boiling water to soften the locking tabs inside the cap, enabling it to be easily hand-twisted off. I didn't feel like holding a full bottle upside down in boiling water. One video featured a bearded guy wearing a T-shirt in his garage. He simply took his channellock pliers and muscled the cap off, destroying the locking tabs in the process which allows subsequent hand removals. THIS is the no-nonsense way to take off a cap designed not to be taken off. Now I have an economical floor cleaning spray with a great scent that I use with reusable microfiber mop pads on a flat mop. Worked out very well for me. ツ LIFEHACK: All out of wet mopping cloths for your Swiffer Sweeper? You can sub regular dry sweeping cloths. They work well with this spray method for quick clean-ups, without the usual dripping mess of attaching a wet cloth. When I feel too lazy to bother with cleaning/washing a microfiber mop head, I just slap a dry sweeping cloth on my sweeper and simply spray 'n mop...toss in the trash. Easy-breezy! Great for smaller jobs. I use the heavy duty sweeping cloths, but the regular sweeping cloths should work as well. ツ

Fit the wetjet and has a pleasent scent. Bottle didnt leak, and was effective cleaning the floor. Easy to install and was streak resistant. I love these "ideas" amazon gives you. Wasn't sticky, effective and longevity was normal.

Full confession: I love my Swiffer WetJet. I’m on my second one—but I think the first one lasted close to 20 years! That being said, the refills can be pricey. However, I think it is worth it, given the great job it does, without the mess of dirty water, a yucky mop, and streaks left all over the place. I am retired now, so I carefully shopped around, and this was the best price I found. This is the first time I ever bought this particular scent. I just did my wood floors, and they look beautiful! The scent is a bit stronger than I am accustomed to, but (a) that will dissipate, and (b) probably makes my house smell cleaner, anyway. Highly recommend.

Fits the wet jet, nice scent, seems to clean as much as a wet jet can. A little pricey and wish that I could refill the bottles on my own with a less expensive cleaning liquid.