Spray Mop Strongest Heaviest Duty Mop - Best Floor Mop Easy To Use - 360 Spin Non Scratch Microfiber Mop With Integrated Sprayer - Includes Refillable 700ml Bottle & Reusable Microfiber Pads by Kray

I’ve never owned a spray mop before and decided to give it a shot. I'm not a fan of dragging out a big bucket, having to move it around as I mop, and then dispose of all the liquid. So a spray mop was the perfect solution (in my mind at least!) After using the mop a few times I have to say it works pretty well for my needs and makes mopping a 15-minute job vs a 30-minute job.The main thing I was worried about with the mop was the sprayer functionality working well. With most of the cheaper products I've used it always seems to be the little things like that which cause the issues. Luckily I haven't had any issues what so ever and I've used a few different floor cleaning solutions. I haven't had leaks either yet, but the bottle can be fidgety and hard to put in. still pretty impressed for a "cheaper" mop compared to more expensive options from companies like Bona or Rubbermaid.Pro Tip:The only thing I wasn't really a fan of were the mop pads they include, but I’m a big fan of having some extra pads on hand to avoid washing them everyday, so I bought some upgraded mop pads  these ones  that had good reviews and they make a world of difference. I swiped the floor with the gray original ones and then the green ones in the same area. As you can see, the green ones pick up a lot more dust and hair (tried to show it in the pics). One thing to note though, the green ones aren’t a perfect fit: they are a little longer and thinner than the originals (see pics) but it doesn’t bother me! You can also stretch them a bit when you put it on and they fit well. Then, I toss them all into the washer.My Recommended Mopping Strategy:We have A LOT of hair in the house with 4 girls. So, I’ll start with a dry pad and go around all the areas to collect all the hair and dust in the rooms. Then I’ll put on a clean pad, pre-wet it, and start spraying and wet mopping. It’s been working great!One last thing I wanted to mention is that I've read that spray mops break a lot, I didn't buy the warranty, so I’m keeping my fingers crossed that it lasts a while! Trying to be gentle with it. So far so good! (If it breaks on me, I'll update)

I bought this spray mop as a replacement for a Swifter that broke within 4 months. The Swifter mop I bought at Wally World close to home. It turns out, this mop doesn't use standard spray mop pads. The head on this spray mop is longer than any of the spray mop pads sold at any of the regular big box stores around. You will be stuck with only the reusable pads they sell for it. I ended up buying a second one to put up and keep as a spare. I know, shame on me. Then I decided to use the spare mop as a mop in the laundry room down stairs instead of taking the first mop up and down the stairs.Right away I noticed the bottle on the second mop was leaking from the plunger on the cap. I tried finding replacement caps but nothing came up in my search. After searching for 20 minutes, I found a replacement bottle that might fit or might not. I should just throw it in the trash.Right now, I have one working spray mop, one spray mop out of commission for the time being and 2 boxes of Swifter disposable replacement mopping pads that I can't use because they don't fit. Maybe I would be better off just getting a dog and let it lick the floor clean.

I bought this mop because I accidentally purchased some swiffer pads and didn’t want to toss them out because I didn’t have the appropriate swiffer model. This mop was quick to assemble, and took all of about 3 minutes to put together. It is bigger than I expected, however I have all hardwood floors so it makes cleaning pretty quick. That being said, this isn’t an ultra compact mop, so if you have tiny spaces, this may be a little too large for those hard to reach nooks and crannies.The spray on this is nice, a fanned out mist rather than a hard jet of cleaner so there’s not a ton of product on the floor at once. It is also manual, so bonus points for not needing batteries!This isn’t awesome for deep cleaning, simply because a spray mop just isn’t sufficient to scrub hard dirt off the floor. The microfiber pads are great for reducing waste and they seem like a hearty quality.My only gripe with this mop other than the initial shock of the size, was that the packaging didn’t prevent scratches on the mop, some of the metal was raised and sharp, but all in all, for the price, it’s not bad!

Wish I could return this mop. Maybe i just got a bad one, but to be honest i am thinking that is not the case.It is very difficult to get the refillable bottle off of the mop itself, to the point where 9 times out of 10 I have had to have my fiancé remove it for me because I cannot get it myself. The stick of the mop seems very flimsy and when we do attempt to get the refillable bottle off the mop stick pops off instead. My second biggest complaint is any extra movement after making a pass with the mop when NOT holding the trigger..extra liquid is somehow dispensed. There is a leak somewhere that causes extra to come out when not wanted or intended. The trigger won’t always squeeze and requires a considerably long time in between pumps to build up pressure or something to make the trigger work. I also should have done better research on my behalf though, I personally STRONGLY dislike the “widest spray” feature. I wish it didn’t spray as wide as it does because it makes me have to go over the sides of where I have already gotten multiple times. The only reason I am giving two stars is for the washable microfiber pads. Love that they give you a spare, and that it’s environmentally friendly by being machine washable. The pads do a very nice job cleaning and the dry time is impeccable due to the thick good quality cleaning pads. Just wish the mop itself was made with better quality engineering.