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Spray, squeeze, or microfibre mop for quick cleaning?

runswithascript · 2018-06-26 08:34:58

I have a basic mop and bucket, which I replace the heads of from Dealz, but I would like a quick solution so that my housemate and I can quickly clean up spills in the kitchen, without having to fill up and empty a mop bucket - this basically does not get done until we do a whole apartment clean. The tiles in the kitchen…

26-06-2018 9:34am

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runswithascript

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I have a basic mop and bucket, which I replace the heads of from Dealz, but I would like a quick solution so that my housemate and I can quickly clean up spills in the kitchen, without having to fill up and empty a mop bucket - this basically does not get done until we do a whole apartment clean.

The tiles in the kitchen are only 1.5M x 2.5M.

Tesco have a squeeze sponge mop for €13 but the replacement sponge heads are €8.50 a pop which seems a rip off. They also had a flat microfibre mop, which was machine washable.

Is the microfibre flat mop the way to go here, or maybe even a Vileda mop, which although is €28 in Argos, offers the feature to spray cleaning liquid?

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#2 20-09-2020 10:40am

Gael23

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The new flash mops have pads that you throw away once used.

Personally I just use a mop and bucket and I pour down the toilet then up just bleach the toilet, not much effort

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