Microfiber Spray Mop for Floors Cleaning Wet Dry Hardwood Floor Mops with 3 Washable Reusable Pads for Swiffer

This microfiber mop works exactly as expected. It picks up dust, dirt, and pet hair really well and leaves floors clean without streaks. The mop head is super absorbent and reusable, which saves money on replacements. It glides smoothly on hardwood without scratching. Lightweight, easy to maneuver, and simple to wash after use. Overall, a great value for everyday floor cleaning. Highly recommended! Read more

I have a floor steamer but wanted a quicker option for clean ups. This mop was easy to put together, has a good spray and cleans well. I have washed the mop head and it came out exactly as when I received it. It is a good value for money. Read more

Many of the poor reviews mention lack of durability. I've only used this mop a few times and I'm skeptical that it will hold together because it does feel cheaply made. Having said that, I love its simplicity; it's lightweight, easy peasy to clean (just remove the pad and throw it in the washing machine), no cord to drag around, and the spray covers a lot of ground. I also love the swivel head. My wish is that the handle was a little longer. I'm 5'3" and it seems a little short, and that it was made using sturdier parts. Read more

Assembly required, but it’s a snap! The quality feels light, but it’s strong. Very easy to use in terms of pressure. The sprayer has been working well, though one could suspect issues down the road. There is a clutch cleaner comb attachment that ‘clamps’ to the stick of the mop—that’s a bit flimsy, but it is very effective. The microfiber cloths are good quality, wash up easily enough. Read more

Assembly is a bit challenging - unless you follow the instructions to the letter. The base requires some force to engage the clip on the head/pole portion. Place the base flat on the floor, make sure the spray bottle is toward the wide portion of the base, put the pole vertically engage the clip and push down with some force. It will click into place. Out of an abundance of caution, we've stored the bottle separately; the seal is an o-ring, and leaving it free to expand (rather than captured in a leakproof - unless it gets compressed! - position) is best. On the subject of the bottle, it feeds a sprayer; that sprayer MAY (ours didn't) make an even, centered spray pattern. It does, however, allow you to wet the floor in front of the mop, and then spread it around further. If you use any form of cleaning fluid which can bubble, be aware that it WILL bubble, substantially, in the bottle, as air replaces the liquid sprayed. That's only an issue when it comes time to refill. If the bubbles haven't settled, they will rise as the liquid is replaced. No worries, other than that doesn't present a "clean" (pardon the expression) entry for the refill, and the entry is small, so you'll perhaps need all the space you can get. A small funnel wouldn't add notably to the cost and would massively improve the experience of refilling the bottle, as that event likely would happen in the middle of one of your jobs using this mop. A duplicate bottle will assist for in-job refills; here's the link for that: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DNJSRG7R - but I have to laugh; it's half the price of the entire mop and pads. As we did, you might find it effective to have a second bottle which you can keep full, and inverting (cap up) the almost-empty one to allow the bubbles to relax back into liquid. Or, fill from a tube-equipped dispenser; that will let you put the tube into the bottle, and never-mind (rinse afterward) all the overflowing bubbles. Our Clorox scent free cleaner is what we use; you can get it as we did, in case quantity: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJ141TT1 But back to refilling, we used yet another Amazon product to make it foam free, and, in our case, as this is used in a 2600SF environment, my kludge for frequent refills (beyond a second bottle to allow time for the bubbles to settle) is this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FBGPJQXR THAT product's 5 fill bags come provided with a small funnel; once filled, you can use the small side nipple to fill either these flat bags OR the single bottle which comes with the mop, and there would be no separate funnel to mop bottle needed. In our case, it's belt and suspenders, as those flat bags come with a small provided funnel which means no foam on refill of the bag, and we can have over a gallon of ready-to-refill bags awaiting the refill of the having-settled, no-foam bottle! With regard to the Clorox scent-free or other commercial cleaning liquid, it will also clean well with simple white vinegar and water; the vinegar odor dissipates quickly, and leaves no residue. As to the mopping part, it works well. If you have dust or pet (or people!) hair, the included comb/brush will allow you to remove that if the mop portion isn't yet soiled to the level that you want to change it. On which subject, this one comes with 3 fuzzies (the thing you attach to the velcro base), but if you've got a LOT of surface to clean, you can also order extras as we did, from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DT3Q4JGJ gives you triple the area you can clean before having to wash them. On THAT subject, while it will assist in not having all end up on the dryer lint screen, just throw the pads into the washing machine, and then in the dryer, to renew them. Happy cleaning! PS we liked it well enough that we bought a second one for the VRBO we manage next door... BUT: A heads-up: We found that we suddenly had a lot of drips. Mucking around with the cap (the valve through which the cleaner solution you chose is dispensed to the spray mechanism), which leaked if you inverted the bottle outside of the mop receptacle for the head of the bottle, I found that there was something white in the solution (our case: vinegar and water, a very effective, nearly free, and dead simple cleaner). Close inspection of the head revealed that it was a nipple (there are two, which is why I was able to suss out what was happening) which had come loose from its mount on the cap. Carefully replacing and seating that little nipple resolved the issue; it no longer leaks. So: If you find your bottle/mop suddenly leaking, check the inside of the bottle cap. It should have two small white silicone nipples - one on each side of the valve which lets cleaner into the sprayer - at the part you'd screw onto the bottle. Look for the missing one inside the bottle, and carefully put it back on the stem (same plastic as the cap is made from). We thought we were out of luck. Fortunately, before losing it, I was able to reset the nipple which had come off! The pictures show the cap with both nipples, with one missing, and the one which fell off before I replaced it. We REALLY like this mop (as said earlier, we bought two)! Read more

Lightweight and very easy to use. You can use any cleaner in it and it works perfectly. Easy to put together and comes with extra mop pads. This works great! Read more

I have only had this mop for less than 24 hours and I'm in love. We have had a lot of snow this winter and my husband does not take his boots off when he comes in the house my floors looked like crap. After reading several reviews on several mops similar to this one I chose this one (the gray colored one) bc of the edges of the reusable/washable mop pads, it's a little thicker with loops. I can't tell you how pleased I am with it!! First of all it's lightweight, easy to use and is compact to put away. I will say it doesn't seem very of the highest quality but for the price if it lasts a couple of years, I'll be thrilled. I am so pleased to have a mop that I do not need to buy extra pads that dry out after two swipes and are loaded with chemicals. The mist that comes out of here is just perfect! So pleased that I can easily grab this mop and clean up after my messy husband's boots. Read more