what are the disposable pads for?
1140386
Really dirty floors. They can be disposed of instead of having to wash them.
1880633
the pads can be used for a couple of weeks before you would need to throw them out. The stick best the first time u use them and stay on.
1816228
I could only find the generic brands. I got one set from Amazon and another set from Walmart. I think they are discontinuing this model. This may be the reason it is so difficult to find the replacement pads.
3260
You can if you want, but it's not going to last a long time. From the material of the pads, you can tell it's going to deteriorate quickly from alternating sunny/rainy seasons.
1755081
I do not supply that. There are many pads on Amazon. Most universal. A little research should be enough to find a replacement pad. Just double check size and specifications. Hope this helps.
1525716
I used the hospital bed pads. If you have a washable pad that works as well.
1355977
Well, they save you money once you've bought them! The start-up is more, but I think they are worth it. If you have a problem with rashing out from disposable pads, these solve that problem (more air flow, softer...). They come in cute colors. You don't have to unwrap them in the bathroom- making it a little less awkward (although you do have to have something to carry the used ones in). You don't have to spend time at the store when you need a pad. They are adjustable- you can add more inserts for heavy flow days, and use fewer inserts for lighter days. They are machine washable, so you can throw them in the laundry (which may take care of any stinky bathroom trashcans). You should give them a try! If they don't work out for you, just throw them away like the disposable ones, problem solved.
127025
None. The pads have sufficient adhesive gel and will stick for many uses. When it no longer sticks, just replace them.
2119909
The pads should last for many years. Any lint the Buffer Bit gives off goes away after the first couple of uses. Try washing the pads first if this is a problem.
792179
You can use regular store pads but they are smaller - I use the cheaper regular store pads under these pads---it's a little more absorbent. I have two Maltese that use this system every week day. I've also found the pads that for this kit at Target. But you have to order them online.
1688778
Yes, there are several different replacement pads available for sale on Amazon in different sizes. The one's that come with the unit should last a while. I stick mine back onto the plastic sheet and then throw them in a zip lock back; releasing the air also seems to make them last a but longer.
426435
Most of them can be used dry but its only about 20 percent as useful compare to when there wet. Dry can also mess the pad up a little. So best bet is to use them wet.
1918808
Not designed for use with the disposable sani pads, but I do not have this brand so cannot say the replacement pads wouldn't fit for sure. My guess is that they will not work because I can see that the replacement pads are much thicker than the disposable ones, so the steam might not penetrate enough. Plus, if you are using a spray, it may make the replacement pads hard to clean. I would ask the manufacturer. They must have a Q&A website.
264723
yes - but the washable ones are so much better than the disposables. I used disposables for years but I love this mop and the washable pads as well.
2127163
Don't think you can attach a pad as the head (where the disposable pad is attached) is like a spongy rubber. The disposable pads you can buy are like a sleeve at one end and then the other side goes tucked in a groove. You could sew one if you want to spend the extra time...
1932141
I have been using the swiffer pads. They are fairly cheap, and you can even get the store brand if you want to go cheaper. I only use the micro clothes if it is laundry day and I am washing anyway. The disposable work great for me.
616596
Yes, you can reuse the pads. You can use them several times before the sticky part wears off. Then you'll need to replace them. They last quite a while. I think it's definitely worth the purchase because they're so cheap and you get several in the package. I'm told you can make the stickiness last longer if you use wipes to clean them off after each wear, but I haven't done that.