3 Pack Microfiber Cleaning Pads for Bona Mop for White Gray 18 inches, Reusable Microfiber Mop Pads for 18 Inch Mop, Hardwood Floor Replacement Cleaning Mop Pads, Machine Washes

I bought 3 of these for less than for a fraction of the price of the brand name one. I’ve seen commercials for the brand name getting floors white sock clean and these get my floors bare foot clean where the brand name doesn’t.

These are pretty decent. They fit my Bona mop, though they are a little shorter on the length than the original pad, but they do fit without the plastic edges of the mop hanging over the edges of the pad. The back fabric does grip onto the mop and doesn't come loose or fall off. The absorbency is also good, though they definitely differ in makeup from the Bona brand pads. These ones seem to have an inner layer of sponge, which is actually kind of nice because these can hold more than the original pad. That's handy if you are mopping a large area, or you go a little wild with your cleaner (guilty), or mopping up a spill with it. You can actually use these pads to suck up a decent spill, rinse and wring them, then throw them back on the mop to go over the area with your cleaner. They do actually stick back on the mop when they're lightly damp, which my original pad wouldn't do, so I was stuck wiping up liquid spills with a rag or paper towels before mopping before I bought these. The original pad was harder to wring out than these pads, probably becauseof the sponge layer in these, where the original pad uses just fabric layers. If you have an issue with sponges for cleaning (I don't, but my mom hates sponges, so I know not everyone is a fan) then these aren't for you. I bought the 3 pack, so, I could actually just change the pad after using one to soak up a liquid spill, but rinsing and wringing works out pretty well. I machine washed and dried one in the dryer on medium heat, and it came out great. After washing and drying all the edge seams are still in tact. Idk if that will continue through a lot of washes, but there is absolutely no wear on the thead that I can see. I did wash it with a towel that shed a bunch of lint, and the lint got stuck on the mop pad in a bunch of little balls. I picked all the lint balls off, they won't just shake off or brush off, I did have to pull each one off, so, probably best to wash these pads separately or with things that don't shed lint. After washing and drying, the foam layer stays puffy, but the pad is still only about a quarter inch thick and I don't find that problematic. At some point I plan to switch all my cleaning fabrics to natural fibers, which these definitely are not. These are microfiber terry, without a doubt, with a synthetic fuzzy backing fabric and a thin sponge layer in the middle. The thread for the stitching also has a light sheen to it, so that is definitely a polyester thread. If you are consciously avoiding synthetics because of microplastics (which I plan to do at some point, but that's a gradual process and it's the expense that is making it slow), then these won't fit the bill. They do, however, definitely cut down on paper towels and other consumables (which is why I avoid swiffers). All in all, these are pretty good. If I don't switch to natural fiber products before these wear out, I will buy them again, and I like them more than the original brand mop pad for functionality reasons. I'm attaching 3 pictures: one of the edge stitching after a machine wash/dry, one of the lint balls (pretty standard for microfiber cloths and that was my bad), and one to show the thickness after wash/dry due to the inner layer being foam.

These are easy to clean and easy to use. Stick well to my mop and were a good price. I've used them for years at this point and have been very satisfied with my purchase.

These work great. Easy to use and wash

These pads are very durable they're not like the one that came with my mop