If your tile floors need cleaning but you can’t bring yourself to wrestle with a heavy bucket of water and an unruly squeeze mop, it may be time to invest in a steam mop. With a steam mop ...

It scrubs the mopping pad and uses force to squeeze out as much remaining moisture ... looking for a great all-in-one robot vacuum and mop. Powerful suction and dual edge brushes help ensure ...

(It also fit behind the toilet, which is a tight squeeze!) The scented liquid spray was fresh and light, and the scent lasted for several hours. I’m very pleased with my new mop.” Some ...

There are two main wringer types that allow you to keep your mop damp instead of soaked. Most wringers use a squeeze lever to press the water out of your mop, but you can find funnel wringers that ...

You have to twist the sucker almost two full revolutions to really squeeze out all the liquid. This intelligence-challenged mop feels like cheap China-made plasti-metal, and acts like it too ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. My floor is impossibly dirty. It’s the rainy season in Oregon, and I ...

more convenient way to clean tile floors than ordinary squeeze mops. Unlike the traditional approach, which involves dragging around a bucket of water and a drippy sponge or string mop ...

After that, I got a mop with a sponge bottom and a squeeze mechanism, touted for easy wringing. While that was an improvement, it also got very soapy because of its porous material. I’d have to ...

To find out how well they all work, our tester, Matthew Tung, reviewed several mop types including spray mops, cotton mops, flat mops, spin mops, strip mops and squeeze mops. He assessed how easy they ...