Make reusable Swiffer duster cloths with this easy tutorial! No more need to buy expensive refills - you'll love this DIY cloth duster!
As much as I love the disposable Swiffer dusters, I just can't do it anymore--all that trash! I've recently switched to washable microfib...
This washable duster tutorial comes with a free pattern and a video tutorial to make it easy. Perfect for upcycling and reusing!
DIY Swiffer Duster - Make Your Own Reusable Dusters. Clean for less. Easy sewing project. DIY swiffer duster - make your own reusable dusters
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40-Minute Swiffer Cover I'm not a big fan of 'disposable' stuff and try to use environmentally responsible products whenever possible. Once upon a time, I crocheted a Swiffer cover from someone else's pattern, and it was fine. It worked well enough, but I wasn't enamored eno
Are you looking for a more affordable and eco-friendly way to clean your house? If so, here is a crochet pattern for my reusable swiffer pad!
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Learn 5 ways to make your own reusable Swiffer pads to ditch the toxic single-use wet mopping cloths, using both sewing and no sewing methods.
