due to unable to stand on step stool, can I attach towell to flat mop spray with cleaner and wash down walls
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I use them attached to my Swiffer all the time. I do not buy the throw away paper sheets made for the Swiffer. These work fine for spray mops.
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That would probably work just fine. These are thick and would fit on a Swiffer flat mop perfectly.
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I think so. They are very tough towels. I use mine for around the house cleaning. One will stand up to a whole day/whole house cleaning or weeks of day to day wiping. I've never used mine on a really rough surface (like a textured wall), but I use them to scrub my cast iron pans and they handle it like champs. Hope this helps.
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I think that would work, the towels are like thin cloths and are strong and flexible. Attaching one to a mop, like the kind that has holes in the back, is a good idea. They seem rather pricey at first but do last a long time and are machine washable.(if not too grubby).
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That is a great question RP, this mop is designed for use on hard floors like vinyl but if you are unsure if the mop is compatible reach out to your flooring manufacturer for their recommended cleaning method.
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bissell has a eucalylyptus scented water to use in the steam mop. check on the website ,you should be able to fine it there .
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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.
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yes, but only if you do not use the spray solution on the wet jet. You can attach these dry swiffer cloths to the wet jet stick and use them to dry wipe the floor, but they are not compatible with the wet solution and are not made to mop the floor. You need to use the swiffer wet jet cloths or just a rag with the mopping solution.
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It will work very well. Purchase an extra pad for use between washings. I love my mop, just be sure to use it often enough to keep the spray nozzle from clogging up.
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Only if you use a step stool. It is close to the same height as a standard toilet
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You have to twist and push down on the mop. It doesn't take a whole lot of effort.
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Truthfully I am not sure, because I have arthritis so if the mop head it truly saturated with water or whatever solution you are using it would depend on how strong your are in using the squeezing of the mop. From what I understand either hardwood or laminate floors you should not use water on the floor other than for a mild damp moping of it. You could use a spray bottle of water on the floor then go over it with the mop if that is what you want the mop for.
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I feel your pain. I am handicapped and tried to sit to shake. I went on the deck and shook over the railing and dog hair and dust came back all over my face and clothes. Then I stood, reached over the deck railing, holding the mop head lower than me and shook. That worked okay. I love the mop but it takes a lot of shaking to get it to release the dust and hair. If you can lean out the window and hold the mop with the head lower than you it might work.
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That is exactly how I use this product. The mop should not be wet - you can also use vinegar & water for almost the same results. What cannot be replaced is the mini wax restorer if you like shinny hardwoods.
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I don't think this would work that way. The angle would be wrong, with the spray pointing upwards. If you have some kind of anti-gravity gizmo in your bathroom, it might work for you though. Seriously, it's designed for connection to a flexible hose. Look elsewhere if you're not going to use one.
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I lay the mop head (red side down) on the floor and place the mop on it and gently press. It sticks with a velcro-like system and really works well! No slippage or rolling off. Once in place, it stays in place until you pull it off.
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Ive got a swiffer mop with the mop solution hanging on it. A vacuum if its really lightweight might work if its hung very securely with anchors or in a stud in the wall. Most things I have around mine are relatively light weight with the one heavier item.
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I don't think so, it may damage the mop. A 4" paint brush with a stiff medium brisstle may be better to use.
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Yes you can....there are settings to steup or step down depending on where you use it..
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No it wouldn't work. You could lye on the floor to do it. Hope I could help