How to Assemble Swiffer Sweepers
A Swiffer Sweeper is a useful cleaning tool that works differently than a standard broom or mop. It's design has one handle and a base that you can use both wet or dry cloths to clean.
The dry clothes work similar to a broom to clean dry dirt, dust and debris, but unlike a broom, the fibrous cloth traps and collects the dirt rather than just push it into a pile. The wet cloth mops and cleans your floors and dissolves dirt and grime with no rinsing. Easy to assemble, the Swiffer Sweeper does the job of two tools in one.
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Open the box and lay out the parts of the Swiffer. There should be four handle pieces, a base with a sweeping head, and cloths to attach to the base.
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Put the handle together by connecting the four sections at each end where the snaps line up with the holes. Press into place to lock the sections together.
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Attach the handle to the base.
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Wrap the dry or wet cloth around the head of the mop base, bringing the edges up and over the top and pressing them into the tabs to hold it in place.
Warning
Do not use wet cloths on a waxed or oiled floor, as the cleaning agents in the cloth can dissolve the wax or oil and damage the floor.
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- A Swiffer Sweeper is a useful cleaning tool that works differently than a standard broom or mop.
- The dry clothes work similar to a broom to clean dry dirt, dust and debris, but unlike a broom, the fibrous cloth traps and collects the dirt rather than just push it into a pile.
- Wrap the dry or wet cloth around the head of the mop base, bringing the edges up and over the top and pressing them into the tabs to hold it in place.
Writer Bio
Caprice Castano recently left the field of construction management to operate her own contracting business and spend time developing her writing career. Current projects include freelance writing for Internet publications and working on novel-length fiction.
Photo Credits
- broom image by L. Shat from Fotolia.com
- broom image by L. Shat from Fotolia.com
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