How does this fit onto the steam mop head? Where is the opening?
1967841
You probably got the wrong replacement pad. I had to call the company because the replacement pads I ordered said they fit my model but in reality, they did not. The company was extremely polite and helpful. I received the correct pads in short order after speaking with them.
1221954
There is a ring on the mop strings that fits very snugly around the circle in the middle of the blue cap. It's the same idea as fitting a tight lid on a container - hold one side with the palms of your hands and "start" pushing it down around the middle circle in one place - once you get a small part started (remember to keep pressure on the opposite side so it doesn't pop off) slowly work your way around pushing it down and around. Good Luck!
967311
They are 4 pads to fit the H2o Steamboy microfiber steam mop for $7.90 & free shipping. They have to be the triangle covers with pull cords if your mop has a triangle head.
1971238
Yes it fit my mop fine and it is older model..not sure of the model # for it.
1148650
These clips have a tight grip and should be capable of holding a steam mop. Make sure they (clips) have the correct diameter for the item (mop handle) to be attached.
587939
It does not. The head is too big to get into the corner areas. Have you ever had the steam/water drip from the safety valve instead of going down into the mop head?
1255401
Yes there is an opening on the left side and I have added a short piece of radiator hose and and a small piece of PVC held in place by 2 hose clamps that is the right size to accept the vacume hose. Works great!
2248035
The mop refill has two plastic bolts that are part of the molded base that holds the sponge. Also included are two plastic nuts to tighten the refill. If you find the holes for the bolts are too close, simply drill two new holes in the metal base so the refill mop head will fit!
482264
I am not 100% sure!?! Mine slips on, has one plastic ring that slides down to lock mop head to handle.
2168218
The head is washable / removable. It's not difficult to take off and put on. I'm unsure about replacement heads. On a side note, I wouldn't personally buy this item again. It's not really good as a mop. There are several spin mops out there that are better. As a duster, I feel like the rubber head, while somewhat flexible, doesn't really bend in a way that makes it easy to clean baseboards and near the ceiling. I ended up getting a compact vacuum for that. It's a good attempt, but just not something I'd pay for again given the choice.
1157123
i think the plastic adapter is removable, so if you have any extra steamer pieces lying around, it may fit. though i remember the steam wand is also plastic... so there may not be a good solution.
1294989
It fits the 4x15in mop head, but it is a tiny bit longer/wider all around. I think the 10x5.5x1 is the size of how it comes packaged.
1991711
Hi Krista, yes I have the same model in the head fits perfectly. I can use the same pads obviously. With time it would be expected that the head would slowly become clogged and the new replacement was like purchasing a new steam mop!
1710407
the mop has a release that folds the mop head. You then slip the ends of the pad onto the ends of the mop. You then secure the mop head back
1167499
It does have the 2 plastic sections. But ... The holes did not match the screws on my (older) mop (same Quickie brand!). They were too close together. I'm sorry, but I threw away the mop head (and my old mop) in frustration, so I can't tell you exactly how far apart they are. You might add to this question how far apart the screws on your mop are.
202570
Actually, around the small center disc are several open areas (inner side of the lid) which allow steam to escape.Excellent product btw.
1753190
There is an opaque guard ring above the mop head on the mop handle, pull that up towards the mop handle away from the mop head. Then remove the old mop head and replace it with the new one. You may need to give it a tap with a hammer or a twist with a wrench if it has been in place for a long time or rusted.