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Mop recommendation

  • 01-08-2014 10:19pm
    #1
    happywithlife
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    Have bone porcelain tiles in kitchen - quiet rough tiles with groves which are a bi**h to clean.
    Also have semi solid wood in the dining area
    Currently using videla mop - smallish one with rollers and interchange mop heads so I use a brown one for the wooden floors and a red/blue one for the tiles. I've tried most of the other ones and these seem the best but for two things. It's a large area to cover and the heads are quite small so kitchen especially takes ages. Second my husband much as I love him drives me bananas when he mops - which is fairly regularly in spite of gentle promoting to leave it to me (I know I'm a bi**h to moan about him helping out but you'd have to know the results of his 'help') anyway he is very handed and the mop head needs to be replaced after just one use with him with the way he flattens one side of the mop. Plus he doesn't squeeze out all the excess water and has the wooden floors particularly destroyed 😡

    I have a steam mop but at the rate it breaks down it's out of action more often than not so I've regulated it to occasional use only

    Any recommendations for a good all rounder mop? Don't mind needing to get seperate ones either

    Ps mods feel free to move this if needs be. Wasn't sure where to put it


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