I am looking at washing down walls this spring. Would this mop be able to do a good job on walls?
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in my opinion, this mop would not do best for washing down walls. at best it will do baseboards if they are not too scruffy and at very best it will do light duty on floors. the reason i say the latter is the fibers of the spin mop are somewhat lightweight and no substitute for a heavy duty old fashioned mop. i must concur with the robi duke remark...the angle/leverage you would need is not well suited for walls. perhaps if you need serious wall washing done (nicotine stains, etc) a car wash sponge and elbow grease will work best.
930014
Yes,If you use ULTIMATE DYNAMOP.If you use the cheap DYNAMOP as shown on TV it will fall
930015
I never tried. It's easy to control the wetness, & it's light & long enough to reach 8 ft ceilings. Go for it! Ratired..
930016
Nope...the angle and and mostly leverage is not right. Great on floors though!
2010953
this mop thing is si flimsily made i doubt if it coul do walls dont waste your money!
403874
We used it on our kitchen and bathroom floors so I'm not sure it would be the same level of scrubbing - it has held up great on those surfaces for the last 6 months - but that is with a mop and not soft scrub or similar bathroom cleaning products. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1434004
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. :)
366446
I used it once on my hardwood kitchen floor and I thought it worked great. Much better than sweeping. Everyone thought I'd mopped.
827298
I love this mop. It moves over the wood floor easily and the microfibre mop washes and rinses very easily. I would recommend this mop to friends.
416963
I'm sure it will clean any surface. IF the handle doesn't break and you don't have to get on your knees it is so much easier to use.Every time something breaks on the mop the company will replace the part but you pay about $15.00 shipping everytime. The handle is a very poor design, breaks esasily, but the steam mop works good.
264721
I wouldn't recommend it. This mop has big, plastic bristles that hold the washable pad on, and a disposable pad may be shredded as you mop. Though, I can't say for sure because I haven't tried it.
1219710
Probably, With a broom there is only about an inch of clearance so a wet mop may indeed damage your wall. EH
103607
I just got one and used it on my slate. I love this thing. This sucks less than most mops.
146240
I don't think so, it may damage the mop. A 4" paint brush with a stiff medium brisstle may be better to use.
1073122
I would think so. Its a very dry steam rhat comes out when cleaning. You can walk on the floor almost immediately. The floors are not wet at all after mopping.
143033
This is not a manufacturer answer but personally I wouldn't. To me unsealed plus water is not a good idea. I'm not sure what kind of floors you want to use it on but broom and damp mop sound like your best bet.
104559
Yes it would be. The mop head is removable so you can take it off and throw it in the wash, it is not really terry cloth although it resembles that in appearance and texture. There are two bottles that come with it (empty) and you can put what ever solution you want in it, for tile I would think just vinegar and water would work well. You squeeze the handle and it sprays the solution onto the floor. I use this on my hardwood floors and also my bathroom tile, and it does a great job. I do not spay "to much" so it cleans and dries very quickly. I love this mop, I bought extra mop heads so I always have some clean. Yes it would be. The mop head is removable so you can take it off and throw it in the wash, it is not really terry cloth although it resembles that in appearance and texture. There are two bottles that come with it (empty) and you can put what ever solution you want in it, for tile I would think just vinegar and water would work well. You squeeze the handle and it sprays the solution onto the floor. I use this on my hardwood floors and also my bathroom tile, and it does a great job. I do not spay "to much" so it cleans and dries very quickly. I love this mop, I bought extra mop... » Read More Yes it would be. The mop head is removable so you can take it off and throw it in the wash, it is not really terry cloth although it resembles that in appearance and texture. There are two bottles that come with it (empty) and you can put what ever solution you want in it, for tile I would think just vinegar and water would work well. You squeeze the handle and it sprays the solution onto the floor. I use this on my hardwood floors and also my bathroom tile, and it does a great job. I do not spay "to much" so it cleans and dries very quickly. I love this mop, I bought extra mop heads so I always have some clean. « Show Less
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I have only had mine for a month. I hope it will last a long time. In the month I have had it, I have used it 4 times. It works better than any mop I have ever had. I had no problem putting it together, & it is picking up the hair & dust really well. I have to say that I am very satisfied. Also, the foot pedal is an important reason why I bought it. I can not wring out a mop. This foot pedal does it all for me. I am very happy with mine. God bless you all.
1154231
Seems like it will ie. most other mops I've owned. Haven't had it that long.
1317005
Works on walls for sure, I see no reason why it would not work on ceilings as well. There is very little dripping from the cleaning head, but there is obviously moisture from the steam left on any surface cleaned,whether flat or wall. Hope this helps.