Spray Floor Mops

[Rosie29]

I think this sort of thing might be useful for me as I want something fairly light and simple and don't want to have to use a bucket.

Has anyone any experience of using one and is there a make that you would recommend  ?

Thanks for any replies.

[bhg481]

If you mean Steam Mop, we have an H2O and like it.

[douglas9401]

With the spray and mop ones you have to remember that floor's wet for a while so as to avoid hip replacement.

They're okay if used regularly so the floor doesn't get too manky.

[Old_Geezer]

Sounds strange. After spraying the dirt and leaving the floor wet how is the dirt removed without a bucket of water to drop it in ?

[Auntypoll]

Morning Rosie I had a flash spray mop but found it unsatisfactory and replaced it with a light weight Shark steam mop which works well and leaved the floor almost dry. It was around £60 if I remember 

[Auntypoll]

* left the floor almost dry 🙄

[davebro3]

//After spraying the dirt and leaving the floor wet how is the dirt removed without a bucket of water to drop it in ?//

The muck is absorbed in the mop's microfibre head which can then be removed and put through the washing machine for re-use (sounds a bit manky to me).

[Rosie29]

Morning all , thanks very much for your replies. X

[calmck]

I use wet Swiffer mop. Works well for me

[Old_Geezer]

Ah, not for large floors then. Well not unless you have several heads. Thanks.