Quck answer
To unclog a Swiffer WetJet nozzle, follow these steps:
1. Remove the WetJet bottle by pulling it straight up from the mop.
2. Check the nozzle for any visible clogs or debris.
3. Use a pin or toothpick to gently unclog the nozzle by inserting it into the opening and removing any blockage.
4. Rinse the nozzle with warm water to ensure it is fully cleared.
5. Reattach the WetJet bottle to the mop and test the nozzle by spraying cleaner onto a surface.
By following these simple steps, you can easily unclog a Swiffer WetJet nozzle and ensure optimal performance for your cleaning needs.
The Swiffer Wet Jet is a tool that can be used to clean vinyl and wood floors. The Swiffer has its own cleaning solution that sprays out from the front of the mop head when the trigger is squeezed. Swiffer recommends wiping down the mop after each use to keep the nozzle free from dirt and grime. However, there are times when the nozzle becomes clogged, resulting in a weak spray. Clearing a clogged Swiffer Wet Jet nozzle is a simple process that will restore the unit to its proper functioning.
Step 1
Press the button on the front of the mop body where the cleaner bottle is inserted into the Swiffer Wet Jet. Remove the cleaner bottle from the unit and place it on a flat surface with the cap facing upwards.
Step 2
Take an 8-ounce glass and fill it one-fourth full with white vinegar. Fill the rest of the glass with warm water. Dip a toothbrush into the vinegar water and scrub the front of the nozzle on the top of the mop head. The vinegar will dissolve any built-up dirt and grime.
Step 3
Insert the tip of a toothpick into the nozzle hole as far as it will go. Be gentle and avoid applying too much force. Move the toothpick in and out slightly to break up any dirt inside the nozzle.
Step 4
Place the mop head in a sink and pour the remaining vinegar water into the area where the cleaner bottle is inserted. Be careful not to spill the water on the outside of the mop body. Position the mop head so that the nozzle is facing the side of the sink or hold the mop handle and let the nozzle point towards the drain.
Step 5
Squeeze the spray trigger just as you would when the bottle is in the mop. The warm vinegar water will flow through the tube and nozzle, breaking up any dirt and grime.
Step 6
Once the sprayer consistently sprays, pour out the remaining liquid from the bottle cartridge at the front of the mop. Use a towel to dry the outside of the mop and clean up any spills. Reinsert the cleaner bottle and continue cleaning your floors.
