The sponge on the mop head looks like very cheap cellulose loosely woven. Will this wear out faster?
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I have used my mop about 6 times and a big chunk is out of the sponge part. I still think it is a great mop; mostly for the brush that sticks out in the front for scrapping hard stuck on spots off the floor. I bought a replacement sponge ( not that expensive) and will replace the original one soon. I also like how long the broom handle is as I am tall with long arms and it handles well for me. I only use my broom on smooth wood floors.
600569
This was the first sponge mop I had ever purchased and it turned out to be a very poor decision. It doesn't work very well at all. I have since replaced it with a Rubbermaid Reveal which works a lot better for me.
600570
I've had it for almost a year(granted it's only used on a tiled kitchen floor) but it's still hold up great!
1319164
The mop is made of microfiber cloth ribbons. I saw them sold at Target recently. Maybe one of your local Targets has them and you can take a look at how it is made.
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There is a rubber mop head that the mop sheets attach to. The mop sheets are single use but the mop head doesn't need to be replaced (maybe it would with heavy use). However, you don't "mop" without the disposable part.
228826
I Have tried it, and I was pleased with the results, unfortunately the detach and reattachment of the product is easy but the original mop head is not.
2150475
I have never had a problem with the mop handle coming off and this is the first that I have heard of it happening. Hopefully they will replace the mop for you or refund your money.
2219509
Most of the cotton/terry Cloth mop head replacements are 100% cotton...the elastic banding however is not...Also look at Black Mop as an equal and for heavier bonnet
190683
Yes, but you will have to get the stray, wet strings out of your washer. My mop head sheds like a dog...maybe just was not put together very well.
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Seems like it will ie. most other mops I've owned. Haven't had it that long.
23894
It depends how much you wring it. I always wring it out halfway and mop, then wring it out again so it's drier and go over the area again. It gets very dry if you wring it a lot.
1890004
the mop has Velcro strips and the back of the cloth adheres to that I have foundthat once the Velcro gets old you can remove and buy your own Velcro to replace the strips rather than buy a new mop!
1356999
Hi, I met a Steam Mop rep in a home fair I attended. He advised that we use only DISTILLED Water. He said that our mop will last much longer is=f we use that. I am not sure what "purified water" is so just use distilled water and you will be fine. By the way, I love my mop!
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I keep looking at this connection and I'm really not quite sure. My connector part is two pieces of plastic on either side of the metal "hook" (for lack of better word) and then that piece screws onto the wooden handle. After checking really close I do think that your clip on just might work. I would TRY IT because if you have anything other than this piece of plastic you are way ahead!! This is my third wool dry mop and my only complaint is that piece of plastic which always breaks and therefore requiring a whole new mop. I hope this helps you as I appreciate answers that I have received. I keep looking at this connection and I'm really not quite sure. My connector part is two pieces of plastic on either side of the metal "hook" (for lack of better word) and then that piece screws onto the wooden handle. After checking really close I do think that your clip on just might work. I would TRY IT because if you have anything other than this piece of plastic you are way ahead!! This is my third wool dry mop and my only complaint is that piece of plastic which always breaks and therefore requiring a whole new mop. I hope this helps you as I appreciate answers that I have... » Read More I keep looking at this connection and I'm really not quite sure. My connector part is two pieces of plastic on either side of the metal "hook" (for lack of better word) and then that piece screws onto the wooden handle. After checking really close I do think that your clip on just might work. I would TRY IT because if you have anything other than this piece of plastic you are way ahead!! This is my third wool dry mop and my only complaint is that piece of plastic which always breaks and therefore requiring a whole new mop. I hope this helps you as I appreciate answers that I have received. « Show Less
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Still works great, but I have not washed it. You would probably need to use a sponge.
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Yes, I do. Only thing is to be sure and buy replacement sponge heads though. They work great, but fall apart easily. I tend to reserve this mop for either light, daily wipe downs (thereby not creating too much friction, etc. that scrubbing will produce).... OR....for exceptionally hard-to-clean areas (such as garages, painted walls, and so forth). In this scenario, I always make sure to buy a case of them...12 or so... to account for the "falling apart easily" aspect. Overall, I find these to be downright amazing. No matter which way you choose, though, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with the outcome. Hope this helps!
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Take this advice - look elsewhere. This mop snapped in half when I put very very light pressure on it. Crappiest mop I've ever used.
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I never use the mop, but what a question.It is just a dry piece of cloth and you wet it to mop!Continuously wet mop will get moldy and harbor bacteria
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I broke my mop handle and ended up buying a whole new system BUT the dual Function mop seems to be more sturdy. I was bummed because I had to spend the money. The up side is I have more mop heads. DynaMop needs to address this issue!