High Street TV Floating Mop - Motorised Cordless & Rechargeable - Spinning Mop - Includes Microfibre & Scouring Pads - Rotating Heads - Complete Hard Floor Cleaning Solution - Lightweight

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Not great but does the job It does it’s job but you have to wet the floor somehow as this mop has no water tank as such where you would squirt some water & cleaner on your tiles as you do with other mops like the steam mop - Supervision– Some models can function quite well on their own, while others are going to need a babysitter. The more expensive ones will likely be the best choice if you want it to mop while you’re at work. Steam control– Look for models with adjustable steam controls. Depending on your type of floor and the level of grime, being able to adjust the steam output can make a big difference in performance while keeping your flooring safe from damage. Features– Some steam mops can also double as a vacuum. Some come with extra long cords (great for big rooms). Others have attachments or specialized pads for harder-to-clean areas.

Add floor cleaner (make sure it’s safe for your flooring type) and DON’T add too much. Less is more. You can also use vinegar or a little dish soap. Your next step is very important, so listen close. Always. Vacuum. First. Yes, vacuum (or sweep) before you mop! Every time. A lot of people skip this part. Their floors suffer for it. When you mop an unswept floor, you might as well be using sandpaper on it. Mopping over loose debris will leave scratches, especially on wood and laminate.What great service, price was already competitive and they had a promotion on which made it even cheaper.

Spin mops combine the traditional mop with a hands-free wringing action. Some are even motorized so the mop heads themselves spin to clean the floor. They are an affordable option for those who want the traditional mop experience without all the bending to rinse and wring. Like other wet mops, they are best used on sealed floors, not traditional wood floors.Water tank– If you only need to mop a small room, the size of the water tank probably won’t matter that much. For large areas, it may need refilling during a cleaning cycle. Portability: While we cleaned with the standard mops, we also took note of how easy to use or how unwieldy each product felt, and whether it got a lot heavier when soaking wet. That led to a portability rating. There are exclusions and limitations to Product Care TM. This section should always be read in conjunction with the Terms and Conditions for Product Care TM.

Also called floating wood tile, is a multi-layer synthetic flooring product fused together with a lamination process. Laminate flooring simulates wood (or sometimes stone) with a photographic applique layer under a clear protective layer. The inner core layer is usually composed of melamine resin and fiber board materials. Price– Once you get to the high end of the spin mop price range, you might also consider other mop options like steam and robotic mops, that could offer more ease of use for the price. A few single-purpose robot mops are on the market, but most are hybrids that can both sweep (like a broom on hard floors) and mop. Multipurpose machines are a good idea in theory, but may not perform tasks as well as the single-purpose can perform its one job. Maneuverability: We tried to use the mops around the legs of the chair and to navigate it into tight areas to test its maneuverability.Changing tanks– For a hybrid sweeper/mop, these machines can’t usually do those simultaneously, so you’ll have to switch from dust canister to water tank when you’re ready to mop. Cleaning is now faster and easier than ever, thanks to this As Seen On TV Fantastic Floating Mop! Excellent addition to your home maintenance equipment, this nifty motorised mop spins away messes and dirt. It features a lightweight cordless build, dual rotating heads, microfibre pads, a swivel head, and a reliable lithium battery for ultimate efficiency. Simply spray the mop pads with water or cleaning solution, and it’s ready to clean away!