Can you use this with cloth wipes?
1794358
I have no idea, I've only ever used with disposable. I don't see why not if they are kept moist, it just warms the contents from the bottom.
1794359
Yes - you can use cloth wipes in this warmer as well as all other Prince Lionheart wipes warmers
1794360
I'm not sure, but I wouldn't see why not. There is a pad at the bottom that needs to be rinsed/re-soaked on a weekly basis and replaced every 3 months.
1996760
I work around a lot of dirt and grime. I've always used a damp cloth, but I'm sure the spray would work fine as well.
2042827
No, not cloth wipes. Basically diaper wipes. I would waste your money on this. It takes them from cold to tepid, not warm and of you don't keep them just the right amount of moist by adding just the right amount of water they are either too dry or fall apart from being too wet. Pain in the a$$, pun intended.
1756067
Yes wipe with clean soft cloth, I have been using slick for years, can't beat it for the price.
1252018
you need a cloth with you to wipe after but i have not found it to leave stains.
1004262
I do use it on mine, it helps with hard to reach areas and loosens and cleans, it won't do it all, of course, you still need to wipe with a clean rag, on hard areas I always dry clean with a soft brush and rubbing alcohol first, then continue on with the steam, be sure the fabric you are using it on will withstand water or steam though. Works good for the mats and rugs, still have to wipe and brush of course, but makes the job so much easier and looks so much more finished in the corners and cracks where you can't reach. I really like my steamer, use it on most everything, saves my fingers and hands with arthritis. I have a bigger machine also, but I grab this one evrytime unless it's for a floor.
1867833
I'm not sure if this would work for cloth wipes. I like using this instead of having a huge pack of wipes in my bag, but if I don't use the wipes within a few days, they do dry out. That tells me it doesn't have a good seal.
731572
other wet wipes can definitely be used. however, the battery on this doesn't last very long, maybe long enough to do one room. Plus, you have to get the wipes wet again. I don't recommend this product for the high price it costs.
1867835
It probably could work okay for cloth wipes as long as they are not sopping wet. I don't think it would hold any type of liquid solution that is just sloshing around, it would definitely leak out the sides. My disposable wipes hold a pretty good typical moisture level until I get to the last one or two, but they are not sopping wet.
1502030
Why would you? I wouldn't - but I'm sure you could wipe it down with a damp cloth.
437450
hmm. I don't think so. It will be much better using a brush. I don't think wiping on will produce an even coating.
1363012
I would think that it would-- I don't think that the hole that the wipes pull through would be too large to work with those as well!
703924
I honestly don't remember -- sorry! But I will say -- use a surger to surge the perimeter of each cloth and they'll last FAR longer!!! Love these wipes except that they fall apart easily -- then my my mom surged them for me and they held together beautifully.
358109
I don't really know, but the wipes are pretty wet. I would use one wipe for one whole body. There might not be enough moisture in one wipe for a whole body plus another body
1096032
We use cloth wipes and they are the same size as this container and also fit into a used wipes container (so like 3.5"x8", approx.). The container is not water tight, so we keep the wipes dry and spray with water when we use them. (We use the same process at home as well)
731577
It's possible as long as they are the right size. The wipes wrap around and tuck into the bottom square section before you snap it onto the vacuum.
765865
I used cloth wipes as well but no warmer... I'm thinking if you use the directions to make a solution for a spray bottle then double it and mix it in a container you can add it to the warmer?