Has anybody tried something different as a replacement for the mop sponge part? Something cheaper or better?
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Have you tried the Libman Hardwood Microfiber Roller Mop Refill made of 100% sponge (not the old cellulose kind)?--it has the same dimentions as the refill for the Libman Nitty Gritty Roller Mop . I love 100% sponge mops bcuz they can be used on most any hard floor surface, dry fast/leave less water on the floor, are better for deep-clean scrubbing but don't scratch, and a lot less streaking than those little green dot things on a foam sponge. I discovered all this when I went looking for something more heavy-duty for my laminate floor; microfiber flat mop wasn't work'n for me in wanting squeaky "white socks" clean floors. Have you tried the Libman Hardwood Microfiber Roller Mop Refill made of 100% sponge (not the old cellulose kind)?--it has the same dimentions as the refill for the Libman Nitty Gritty Roller Mop . I love 100% sponge mops bcuz they can be used on most any hard floor surface, dry fast/leave less water on the floor, are better for deep-clean scrubbing but don't scratch, and a lot less streaking than those little green dot things on a foam sponge. I discovered all this when I went looking for something more heavy-duty for my laminate floor; microfiber flat mop wasn't work'n for me in wanting... » Read More Have you tried the Libman Hardwood Microfiber Roller Mop Refill made of 100% sponge (not the old cellulose kind)?--it has the same dimentions as the refill for the Libman Nitty Gritty Roller Mop . I love 100% sponge mops bcuz they can be used on most any hard floor surface, dry fast/leave less water on the floor, are better for deep-clean scrubbing but don't scratch, and a lot less streaking than those little green dot things on a foam sponge. I discovered all this when I went looking for something more heavy-duty for my laminate floor; microfiber flat mop wasn't work'n for me in wanting squeaky "white socks" clean floors. « Show Less
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I think you would have make sure the other brand is exactly that same size as the brush circle. I use the same pole as the mop as it just pops off then press down on to the brush.
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Dave: Make sure you buy the one that is offered by Tripact. They fit my mop perfectly. I ordered another one offered by Ucostore and they were loose and I had to send those back. I was very pleased with the mop heads from Tripact.
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I had the same problem. I tried to remove it as they showed in the commercial but I ended up breaking it. :-( Too bad because this really is the best mop I have ever used. Very easy to use.
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Making one yourself out of the abrasive side of a regular $0.79 kitchen sponge is cheaper and much better than the one that came with the stand. Cut to size and trim off most of the soft backing
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My wife uses our spin mop everyday and is very satisfied with the one we have. I don't know if the manufacturer is located on the mop but if I had to, I would ask Amazon to provide the retailer they used and contact them.
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What is the refill number for the "Mr. Clean 446922"...Very confusing...and is it the whole mop head or just a new sponge?
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Im not sure exactly how to answer this question. But the cheap mops from family dollar work. U just have to leave it twisted when u wring. Sams club r bigger n hold u better. Most water wrings out. If u want a small mop though I personally would get a smaller wringer.
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I have one of those sponge-on-a-stick mops. I have one sponge head dedicated to washing and another to waxing. Personally, I just dribble some on the floor and spread it around, but you could get a small rectangular container shaped a bit like the mop head but a bit larger, and use it to soak and re-soak the head.
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Yes the mop pads are the same pad that comes with the mop. the Amazon part number is 45-QHUK-DNO2. If you cut and paste this in the Amazon search window they pop right up.
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No, it doesn't fit the mop (Home Pro Style) that needs an H refill which has the screw holes 4 3/4" apart. The refill that fits that mop is the Quickie HomePro Automatic Sponge Mop Refill with Microban by Quickie Home-Pro
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Absolutely you can replace your Mopnado handle. Just contact Marlow's Mercantile through Amazon and they'll help you with the purchase process. It's simple and painless.
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If you are still in the market for a steam mop, I would recommend the basic Shark steam mop. I got it for Christmas in 2009 and have used it and used it. It was over $100 then, but now you can pick them up at Walmart for under $40. I love it! I am now in the need of new pads, but it has lasted forever!
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A gel pack sounds better than a sponge by holding moisture longer, but I haven't had any problems with drips...other than some of my relatives, lol. If you can make the replacement without breaking the plastic, I'd say Go For IT! Let me know if it works for you, I might give it a try out in four of my units.
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I've not found any 3rd party options. I barely found this one. :) Honestly, if the dishtowel hadn't snagged and frayed my old one, I wouldn't have had to replace it. I don't see this as a standard consumable item but more of a piece that broke and is necessary for operation. It's pricey but necessary.
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The great thing about this Cedar mop is its triangular shape that can get into corners. Unfortunately, that means you need to buy replacement heads from the company. If you buy Spin Mops using a standard round mop heads, you can find very cheap replacement heads on ebay for as little as 5 for $10. I can't vouch for the quality though.
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Replacement Rectangle Pro Shark Mop 53501. Hope this helps. Have a wonderful day.