Swiffer Sweeper Heavy Duty Dry Sweeping Cloths, 50 Count – Traps 2x More Dirt, Dust & Hair

Swiffer Sweeper Heavy Duty Dry Sweeping Cloths is a 50-count box of disposable dry refill cloths for the Swiffer Sweeper, made with textured 3D fibers that trap dirt, dust, and hair on hard floors. It is sold as a single 50-count box, shipped fast from New Jersey.

Swiffer Heavy Duty Dry Cloths: 50 Disposable Refills for Hard Floors

• Heavy duty dry cloths — thicker than regular Swiffer dry cloths, with textured 3D fibers that reach into floor grooves
• Traps dust, dirt, and hair — the textured fibers hold debris in the cloth as you sweep
• Safe for all hard floors — suitable for tile, hardwood, laminate, and vinyl
• Fits the Swiffer Sweeper — attaches to any standard Swiffer Sweeper head; the sweeper is sold separately
• Disposable, single-use cloths — use once and discard, no washing, rinsing, or laundering
• 50-count box — an extended supply of refills for weeks of regular sweeping

How to Use

Lay one cloth on the floor, place the Swiffer Sweeper head on top, and tuck the corners into the four grippers. Sweep hard floors in long, overlapping strokes, and turn the cloth over when one side is full. Discard the cloth when finished. Use dry cloths for dust and pet hair; use Swiffer wet cloths on the same Sweeper for sticky spills. Keep the box closed in a dry cupboard, out of reach of children and pets.

About Swiffer

Swiffer is a household cleaning brand from Procter and Gamble, introduced in 1999 with the original Sweeper, a floor tool that uses disposable cloths instead of a broom or mop. The line includes dry and wet refills that attach to the same Sweeper head system. Browse more cleaning supplies in our Health & Household collection. Learn more at swiffer.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which floors can I use Swiffer Heavy Duty Dry Cloths on?
Swiffer Sweeper Heavy Duty Dry Cloths are safe for all hard floor surfaces, including tile, hardwood, laminate, vinyl, and sealed stone. They pick up dust, crumbs, and pet hair without scratching. They are not intended for carpet or rugs, and for sticky or wet messes you should switch to a Swiffer wet cloth on the same Sweeper.

How do I use Swiffer Heavy Duty Dry Cloths?
Place one cloth flat on the floor with the textured side down, set the Swiffer Sweeper head in the center, and push the cloth corners into the four rubber grippers on top of the head. Sweep in long, overlapping strokes across the floor. When the cloth is full, flip it over, and discard it when both sides are used.

How should I store Swiffer Heavy Duty Dry Cloths?
The dry cloths contain no cleaning solution, so there is nothing to spill or leak, but keep the box closed and out of reach of children and pets, as with any household product. Store it in a dry cupboard away from moisture. Do not flush used cloths; discard them in the household trash.

What is the difference between Heavy Duty and regular Swiffer dry cloths?
Heavy Duty cloths are thicker and use textured 3D fibers that reach into grooves and grout lines, so they hold more dust, dirt, and hair than the regular Swiffer dry cloth before they need changing. Both fit the same Swiffer Sweeper head. This 50-count box is the larger refill size, sold as a single box.