Procter & Gamble Swiffer is an American brand of cleaning products that is made by Procter & Gamble. Introduced in 1999, the brand uses the "razor-and-blades" business model, whereby the consumer purchases the handle assembly at a low price, but must continue to purchase replacement refills and pads over the lifespan of the product.

It's safe on all finished floors. So you can really go from room to room. Fast. This is the best part when you're done just toss it then just put it away for next time.

Swiffers are made of polyester (between celluloid and sulfur on the sequence), which is more electronegative than wood, the material of my floor.

The Swiffer Wet system offers an all-around better experience. It's easy to use and uses less water than the typical mop and bucket. Households went from using gallons of water to ounces of solution to clean their floors. Every household that uses Swiffer Wet could save over 70 gallons of water per year vs.

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. - The Procter & Gamble production facility under construction south of Martinsburg will make Swiffer products, the company said Thursday.

While a Swiffer is a great tool for everyday cleaning (especially if you vacuum first), don't use it if there's a lot of dirt or other debris on your floors. These bigger messes might be a better job for the Swiffer WetJet, or a regular mop or vacuum.

Swiffer® Dusters trap and lock dust and allergens* with thousands of fluffy fibers. That's because each fluffy, flexible fiber features Dust Lock Adhesive that traps and locks dust away for good.

There we go. Now on the back side of the duster you can see there are two spaces to slide the end of the handle. Into. And we're gonna slide all the way to the top like that.

Swiffer® Dusters trap and lock dust and allergens* with thousands of fluffy fibers. That's because each fluffy, flexible fiber features Dust Lock Adhesive that traps and locks dust away for good.

The electrostatic dust mops – also known as “Swiffer mop” in the B2C market – have a unique composition that allows static electricity to attract dust to the mop. The floor mops have tiny polyester fibres which create a static charge that attracts dirt and dust particles. These dust particles then stick to the cloth.

While a Swiffer is a great tool for everyday cleaning (especially if you vacuum first), don't use it if there's a lot of dirt or other debris on your floors. These bigger messes might be a better job for the Swiffer WetJet, or a regular mop or vacuum.

If you're just looking to do a quick clean-up or maintenance cleaning, a Swiffer might be sufficient. But if you're looking for a deeper clean or have particularly stubborn stains or dirt buildup, you may want to consider using a mop in addition to or instead of a Swiffer.