Kitchen + Home PVA Sponge Roller Mop - 11" Quadruple Roller All Purpose Floor Cleaner

With four (4) obnoxious, poorly-trailed doggies, we've tried many, many mops in our time. Finally, a mop that doesn't: 1) Break in half 2) Discontinue the mop heads so you have to buy the whole damn mop again 3) Have the wringer mechanism break in half 4) Make it impossible to replace the mop heads... or a mop that's just a piece of crap. It's a little hard to assemble. Requires a screwdriver to change the mop head. Other than that, it's sturdy and the rubber-style mop heads are excellent for cleaning up doggie messes.

The absolute best mopnI ever owned. Miles and miles better than your average regular mops or disposable ones

I’ve purchase this mop 3 times in the past few years. I got two for myself. One for upstairs and one for downstairs. I’m too lazy to carry the mop up and down the stairs. Both are working great. I don’t need to sweep the floor before mopping since this picks up all the dirt and especially great at picking up hair. My parents want a new mop and I bought one for them. They love this mop as well. They don’t need to bend down to wring out the mop since this mop has a mechanism to squeeze out the water. The only downside is that it’s kind of hard to replace the mop head and the screws get tarnish after a few months of using it. I just get additional screws from Amazon and replace them myself.

I have used the traditional mop forever and I thought this would be better, in someways we really liked it, it's more economical, but the dirt stays in the sides of the tile, you have to have enough water for it to work and you have to pivot while cleaning, don't use it far away, it wont' work has to be near you. you have to be strong enough to move all the grim from the floor and it does it. The floor looks great, it has been a long time that I have been using this mop and it broke. I need to buy another now or start using the old way of cleaning, which my mom likes better. There has to be a better way. Vacuum dos a great job when it's crumbs, much better than anything, but doesn't take the dirt away.

Worked great for a short time and then the pole broke due to flimsy construction.

These mops are definitely superior than your standard sponge mop, and way more durable. They hold an amazing amount of water. Only con is that if they dry out completely, you need to spend a bit of time making sure the material is completely saturated with water to make it soft again. Running it under warm water while squeezing it with your hand will let you know you've gotten it there. Don't try to use the wringing mechanism on the mop for this purpose, you might actually break the mop if the sponge still has hard spots inside. You can speed up the wetting of the mop head for the next use if you wring it out with clean soapy water instead of plain water. Don't leave anything in the mop with bleach in it.

Never in a million years did I ever think I would write a review about a mop. Alright, maybe a million is an exaggeration, but 100 years, of which I have used up 70, for sure. Being 70, I have used a lot of mops. This one leaves the least amount of water behind, is very easy to use, and just does a great job. I have a combination of laminate and tile floors throughout the house. I have been afraid to use previous mops on the laminate as they left so much water behind, I felt like I needed to towel the floor dry after mopping for fear of the water getting through the cracks between the laminate boards and causing them to warp. I was also afraid to use the steam mop that I use in the bathrooms and kitchen for fear of forcing steam through the cracks. This mop solved all of those fears. I don't even break out the steamer for the tile anymore as this seems to do as good, if not better, of a job at cleaning the tile.

The sponge part of this mop is the best. I have ordered this type of sponge before but the handles are never made very well. They collapse or break or the screws rust out long before the sponge gives out. Now if only I could find a mop handle...