Cheap and Easy Reusable Swiffer Wet-Jet Pads

Step 2: Assembly

1.  Lay your dish towel with the mesh side down.
2.  Fold your rag in half and lay in the middle of the dish towel.  (this extra rag adds absorbancy.  If the scrubbing towel you found is very thick, you may want to omit the rag.  Don't be tempted to thicken it more than the 3 layers shown or your swiffer will rollaround on the pad and annoy you.)
3.  Place the head of the swiffer so that the leading edge lines up with the edge of the folded rag and is pretty much completely covering that edge.  You don't want any of it to fold up over the leading edge.
4.  Pinch the cloth up around the top of the Swiffer's head, fold it over if necessary, pull it kinda tight, and clip with your super strong binder clips.  Placement of the clips should be more or less in line with the "jets".
5.  Feel for (or peek) for the jets through the cloth and use scissors to snip away the cloth covering them.  If after you start using your new disposable pads your swiffer starts spraying wonky, you might try making these holes larger.