This vs. Libman Spray Mop How do they compare?
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I was reading the reviews on the Libman, and there were several very unhappy complaints about it leaking. A definite turnoff for me.
106689
I do not have either but wanted to point out a couple things I have read. The Libman only comes with one pad the Rubbermaid comes with 3. The Libman pads were more expensive too. The Rubbermaid sprayer get better comments. The Rubbermaid pads are washable up to 100 times and the Libman 50.
882842
I'm sorry that i can't offer you a comparison. I like how this bissell cleans, i like all the add-on tools, and the heavy duty sturdiness. It's heavy, practically needs its own garage, and is bulky. We think it's worth the effort. Other reviewers who like it helped me select this model, and we don't regret the purchase especially at the reasonable price. Good luck to you!
1737255
Hi, I am not impressed with this mop or any Haan mop. If you call their customer service number you will be told that their mops do not clean floors they only sanitize. I want a mop that cleans my floors.
1878186
I can't tell you what the differences are as I am not acquainted with those models. However I love the one I have. It has plenty of power and is very user friendly. Switches easily for different cleaning needs. I have no regrets with this vacuum.
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I have the Steam Mop, too. This is cheaper (if I remember correctly, but I know this Bissell costs about $50 everywhere) and IMO works better when you use it with the cloths. I used it AFTER I had already steamed the floor and I still got a lot of dirt on the cloth, it really surprised me! The only CON I've come across with this is that you have to buy more cloths. Since I have a regular steamer still I've still used that between times when the floor looks like it needs a better clean up. If you have a fabric cloth big enough and thin enough to stick the corners into the little spots where the cloth goes you can use it with just the fabric and it works just like a regular steamer. I have the Steam Mop, too. This is cheaper (if I remember correctly, but I know this Bissell costs about $50 everywhere) and IMO works better when you use it with the cloths. I used it AFTER I had already steamed the floor and I still got a lot of dirt on the cloth, it really surprised me! The only CON I've come across with this is that you have to buy more cloths. Since I have a regular steamer still I've still used that between times when the floor looks like it needs a better clean up. If you have a fabric cloth big enough and thin enough to stick the corners into the little spots where... » Read More I have the Steam Mop, too. This is cheaper (if I remember correctly, but I know this Bissell costs about $50 everywhere) and IMO works better when you use it with the cloths. I used it AFTER I had already steamed the floor and I still got a lot of dirt on the cloth, it really surprised me! The only CON I've come across with this is that you have to buy more cloths. Since I have a regular steamer still I've still used that between times when the floor looks like it needs a better clean up. If you have a fabric cloth big enough and thin enough to stick the corners into the little spots where the cloth goes you can use it with just the fabric and it works just like a regular steamer. « Show Less
1761633
I only know that the mop I purchased from a Vacumn Center store is well made. If it is not like the one on Amazon I cannot answer that.But the one I have..I like.
1624365
I bought the entire kit with mop( it's Excellent and oh so easy). First I spray Bellawood spray cleaner on the floor and go over it with the mop and I'm done in no time . I Love it !!
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It is similar but the mop part is bigger and the material is a thicker cloth. I actually vacuum or use the dry Swiffer prior to mopping with the Bona just to get up all of the loose debris. Then you just spray the Bona on the floor and mop away!
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The difference is in the cleaning solution. The professional series comes with the professional formula cleaner and a concentrate refill. The regular version includes the regular formula cleaner and no refill. The mop and the pad are identical, though. I've only used the professional solution and it works well on my hardwood floors. Between my own clumsy habits and my two cats the mop gets a good amount of use and the spray solution with the regular pad is enough to take care of most spills even after they've dried without significant effort.
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I am very happy with it. It is perfect for my floors but I will tell you that I won't be using it for anything else. It's too heavy to use for windows. Also the deflector nozzle comes with it to clean toilets etc. It did not work. This mop is is just that a mop but an excellent one. :)
1154238
Honestly; I cant say. I returned my mop the day after i purchased it. I didn't feel it picked up the hair and dust as it should. On top of that; my handle would not go together properly. I don't recommend this item.
1608823
I have always used microfiber regular mop. Consult the manufacturer if you are going to use with anything else to be on the safe side.
1706895
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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If you mean spin handle as the handle that hold the mop head, you'll find it is not much different than a regular mop. The real difference in the mop between others I have used is the manner in which it wrings out so to speak. There is a learning curve to using the spin device to remove the water from the mop without creating a mess. If the mop is not entirely in the spin mechanism you can have water flying around creating a watery mess. Once you master that, which is not that hard, you sometimes find the spin mechanism removes too much matter so that if you heavy soil to remove it is not as effective. Its a great product just different from what I was used to. I am however happy with it. If you mean spin handle as the handle that hold the mop head, you'll find it is not much different than a regular mop. The real difference in the mop between others I have used is the manner in which it wrings out so to speak. There is a learning curve to using the spin device to remove the water from the mop without creating a mess. If the mop is not entirely in the spin mechanism you can have water flying around creating a watery mess. Once you master that, which is not that hard, you sometimes find the spin mechanism removes too much matter so that if you heavy soil to remove it is not... » Read More If you mean spin handle as the handle that hold the mop head, you'll find it is not much different than a regular mop. The real difference in the mop between others I have used is the manner in which it wrings out so to speak. There is a learning curve to using the spin device to remove the water from the mop without creating a mess. If the mop is not entirely in the spin mechanism you can have water flying around creating a watery mess. Once you master that, which is not that hard, you sometimes find the spin mechanism removes too much matter so that if you heavy soil to remove it is not as effective. Its a great product just different from what I was used to. I am however happy with it. « Show Less
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Funny you should ask... I ordered the Smart Living Steam Mop, but got the Express and was totally confused about why the packaging and name was different from what I thought I had ordered. The unit and its parts look similar, I've been using it, and it seems to work well enough, but I wouldn't have paid this much for it if I had known because the only reason I spent the $$$ on this was because someone recommended the Smart Living Steam Mop. The other answers here are mixed. Is it or is it not the same company/vacuum?
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There is no comparison. The wooly mop is the best. It holds all the dust but you do not see it until you start shaking it out. My mother always had one and it lasted forever. And once you buy the dust mop you have no refills to purchase and nothing to throw away in the landfills.
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I bought a micro fiber mop first. Found it hard due to its size so purchased the Bona. The Bona is great, easy to get into corners and lots of fibers to pick up dust and particles.