How do the pads attach to the mop head? Does anyone find they shift or slip?
508272
Easy as pie....... Velcro ! and no, I have never had any problems with them moving.
187639
Patti - I did not use the attachments at all, but I did try to fit them on the the head. They do not slip on easily - that is for sure. I think that is why the massager head is so squishy & flexible. I found turning them while applying pressure worked the best.
461943
We just laid ours out and bc it went wall to wall they dont really shift....not even when I vacuum. I tried using double sided tape but that didnt stick well and hold so I gave up and just left it. Has not been a problem at all.
873368
Mine didn't either. The threads don't match but are tight enough that it seems to hold. I have given up on this kind of mop because it was too much trouble. I have one mop head left, so I figured I got my money's worth out of the pack of 6.
2185539
The Swiffer wet mop pads will not work. The Bottom of this mop head has Velcro stips that hold the pads in place. Rubbermaid Pads are recommended, however there are other pads on the market that will work- if they are the correct length and have a Velcro backing. I am a janitorial supplier- if you need other information -email weg3688@aol.com Broadwaypapernc.net
1341661
Yes, with no problem. However, after about 10 days, the pads began to shift and come off.
300869
Yes it does.and no it doesn't work well with the mop.it rolls up under the mop.sorry
71348
It has Velcro strips on the bottom of the mop, and the pad just sticks to it. Stays on really well.
264719
I use paper towels, baby wipes, or anything else I have around. The other things don't cling to the mop quite as well as the pads that came with it, but they stay put well enough to get the job done. If you use wipes or paper towel, you have to use a couple layers or the little plastic teeth on the mop will poke through.
1388775
I had to go to the shark website and contact them. It was really easy. I used the chat option. I asked them what reusable pad would work with my mop and the gave me the model number of the pad. I came here to amazon and entered the number in amazon search and it came right up. I had a ton of trouble finding the right pad before I did this. I was also shopping at wal-mart, so that can attribute to alot of head ache as well.
1794691
Works great on my flat mop head that came with a spongy pad. You might have to safety pin it in place over a small narrow sponge mop. It fits a size of about 12x8" flat head
1480670
Check that your two piece mop handle is properly aligned and that the two protruding buttons are fully extended. They secure the handle parts and if not in order you can have difficulty using the trigger mechanism. We did, but once aligned all is fine.
1637259
The new mop handle screws into the mop. I was unable to use my old mop handle.
530804
I wouldn't say "shift." It's more of a rattle from not fitting tightly to the handle. So far they haven't fallen off!
1954760
I bought mine last year and have had no trouble. I love my mop. They are a little tricky to get on the handle, though, but they worked very well.
422030
I don't think so. The pads for my mop are flat, layered with the washing surface, then sponge, then the layer that velcroes itself to the mop base. It's about 4" x 10" (don't have it in front of me, sorry). The mop bends the head in half longways to wring it. The mop itself has only the velcro surface, no place for anything solid to attach. If I find a picture of mine to send you, I'll write again. Chris
1138340
The mop head snaps on and off easily. You can remove it by hand or you can step on one side of the strings and pull up on the handle.