Vileda 11348 UltraSpin Ready To Go Mop Kit Red

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Electric spin mops, like our recommended Bissell, use two rotating microfiber pads to scrub floors with either plain water or a cleaning formula that you dispense from the appliance. The pads are machine washable and reusable and can even be used dry for buffing floors to a shine. A spin mop’s dry microfiber head is used to clean spills. Effective spin mops can clean a variety of liquids in just a few passes, while less effective models will take multiple passes and may leave some moisture behind. Floor Cleaning The spot cleaning test was two-fold, with each model scored on its ability to absorb a water spill and a soda spill. The spin mop that used the fewest passes to clean the liquids received all 5 possible points, while the second-best received a 0.5-point deduction, the third-best received a 1-point deduction, and so on. If two spin mops performed the same, each mop received the same score. The most effective type of mop is the one that works best for your specific floor — there isn't a one size fits all solution, and each type of mop on the market has its own advantages.

Ideal for the taller domestic technician, too, the Twist Disc’s handle can extend to a lofty 130cm, while the 360-degree handle joint makes it a joy to use.

Products of UltraSpin Mini System

The best spin mop for your household depends on your needs and priorities. If your floors experience a lot of foot traffic, opt for a heavy-duty spin mop model. If ease and convenience are preferred, look for a model that wrings effortlessly. If value is your primary consideration, choose a spin mop that comes with multiple replacement heads and a multi-year warranty. How does a spin mop work? Mop head width: Mops with a larger head can cover more ground and help cut down on cleaning time but may not be able to navigate corners and smaller spaces as easily as a more compact mop head.

We updated this story in April 2023 to add new recommendations and more details about how we tested . Cost of refills: Most mops with disposable cloths require refills specific to the mop brand, and some also require a cleaning solution refill. Over time both of these can get pricey but may be a good option for someone who does not want to worry about storing a damp mop or likes the convenience of disposables.

Unlike any mop we've ever seen, Melissa Maker's Maker's Clean mop is the first real innovation in traditional floor mops in years. If fact, we were so impressed with how it tested for us that we gave it a Good Housekeeping Best Cleaning Product Award. The mop head is taco-shaped, so it not only cleans flat surfaces with your favorite spray floor cleaner, but it squeezes into narrow spaces, like between the refrigerator and the wall, or around the toilet. The bottom edge fits perfectly into the 90-degree angles of stair treads and risers or along baseboards and floors.

It’s easy to use, too. The microfibre head is both removable, machine washable and you can buy replacements once it starts to look threadbare, and the refillable reservoir bottle wets the mop head with a simple squeeze of the trigger.The spin mop with the head that was the easiest to maneuver received all 5 possible points, while the second-best received a 0.5-point deduction, the third-best received a 1-point deduction, and so on. If two spin mops performed the same, each mop received the same score. For example, the mop with a head that cleaned corners without jamming or slowing received more points than a model with a rigid and inflexible head. Wringing Efficiency

In our recent test of 11 models, this H11 Max from Dreametech was tops in our ease of use tests. It earned a perfect score in six of our eight ease of use categories, and was easy to maneuver around furniture and into tight corners. It weighs almost 11 pounds, but was easy to push because it's self-propelled. During our performance tests it ran for 36 minutes on a single charge and cleaned up spilled ketchup without leaving any streaks behind or causing bigger messes on our test floor, though a few drops of dirty water did dribble out when we lifted it off the floor. We tested how the dry spin mop fared against a puddle of water and a puddle of soda. We noted how many passes it took each mop head to remove standing liquid and how dry it left the surface after cleanup. To ensure consistency, we poured one cup of water and one cup of soda on the ground before testing each spin mop. Floor CleaningTo test a spin mop’s ability to clean an open floor, we tested each mop in a 10-foot-by-10-foot area. We noted how even each mop applied its cleaning liquid, the total coverage each mop applied with one pass, and how easy it was to move the microfiber mop head. To make testing consistent, we used the same 10-foot-by-10-foot area for each spin mop. Wringing Efficiency