MR.SIGA Professional Microfiber Floor Mop With Stainless Steel Telescopic Handle Three Reusable Flat Refills And One Dirt Removal Scrubber Set

Great dust mop that makes the job easier and more effective, but I had issues attaching the handle... it separated from the mop head several times during my first use.

I want to point out that this is my first ever product review because I usually don't care enough to submit one. I either like a product, or I find something else to replace it. I did extensive research into this type of mop, and I am very happy with the result. So happy, it led me to write this review.I have a large dog who sheds a lot, and I am stunned at the amount of hair this thing picks up even after sweeping (I tested it when I first bought it - I don't need the broom very much anymore). This mop is great at getting under furniture and is awesome for a big room. I cut my sweeping time down to 1/4 of what I was spending sweeping with a regular broom, and I don't have to worry about stirring up dust or hair into the air for it to then land back on the floor or my furniture.As far as using it as a wet mop, I saw a lot of reviews stating that people's handles were breaking within a few uses. Mine has not broken, but I think I have an idea about why this is happening. The telescoping feature of the handle allows you to fully extend the mop, but you have to be careful not to overextend it. I think what is happening is people are extending it to the very end, causing a weak point in the handle. When you use a lot of force, then the handle could break. I suggest collapsing it just a tad to make sure that there isn't a weak point in the handle. Also, I have seen complaints about the handle retracting easily while using it. Mine has done that, but it was always due to me not tightening it enough after extending it (you can twist it to make it easier to extend or retract.)I have seen other complaints that the mop flips, especially when using it as a wet mop. I have also experienced this; however, I only experienced it when the spray was drying on the floor. At that point, it wasn't cleaning anyway due to lack of cleaner, so I sprayed more cleaner on the ground and the problem was solved.One thing I don't like about this mop is that I cannot effectively use it in tight spaces, so I have resorted to sweeping or vacuuming my bathroom floor and using a regular mop to clean it. I haven't looked into it, but if they made a smaller mop head version of this just for bathrooms and other tight spaces, I would absolutely buy it. Another thing I don't like about it (along the same lines) is that it is hard to clean corners, so I usually use a broom once I'm done and get whatever corner(s) still have dirt in them. Maybe some people would be deterred by that, but it really isn't a problem. It takes seconds to do that.I have used this as a wet and dry mop many times over the last couple of months and have no complaints other than what I mentioned above. I hope this helps. This really is a great little mop. It saves time and is way easier than the traditional bucket and mop, making it a lot easier to keep up with my floors.

I did a TON of research and finally settled on this mop and I'm so glad I did.I wanted something commercial quality, not too expensive, sturdy, and without a bunch of disposable waste. Also was looking for a large mop head surface to make things just go a little bit quicker.I have laminate wood look floors throughout the house that have a lot of texture and could never get them really really clean. I would inevitably have to wipe some spill with a clorox wipe soon after mopping only to see a yucky brown handprint on the wipe. So gross! Did I even mop at all??!Here's my method -- I vacuum first, then sprayed a pH neutral cleaner (I use Ecolab brand from Home Depot) all over the floor, let it sit a couple minutes, mop it up with a damp cloth, rinse the cloth in the sink and ring it out, mop again, then go over the floor with a dry cloth. I can run a clorox wipe over the floor when I'm finished and the wipe is absolutely white. Not kidding.We've got 5 people in a smaller house with 2 cats, 2 dogs, 2 ferrets, everyone running in and out a zillion times a day. I've tried the no shoes in the house rule but it's not a hill I'm gonna die on.The mop head is large but still easy to manage and maneuver around furniture. The microfiber seems to magically get into all the little grooves in the flooring and the edge of the cloth hangs over the mop head just enough to get up on the quarter round moulding a little bit and get that clean too.The little mechanism for getting the cloth on and off is genius and so easy to use. The cloth didn't slip even a little bit, wet or dry. I had zero issues with the mop head flipping over or the handle slipping or bending.I think I'll try it dry to dust the walls with it next. This thing is a game changer!I would give it 100 stars if I could!

After the first use of this mop I gave it a four-star because I couldn't get the handle tight so it would stay in one lengthI finally was able to get the handle tight and I've used it several times and it is awesome.I have tile floor, and why I bought white tiles with faint Gray Smoky pattern is beyond me because I live in a barn that has red dirt.Regular mops or sponge mops with ring the muddy dirt out of the mop as I pulled it across the grout lines, so I've been cleaning my floor with paper towels for 4 years. Not anymoreThis pad is wide enough that I can take the edge and clean the grout ones and it does it squeeze the water out as it goes across the grout lines. It's very absorbentI have two spray bottles one with the cleaner in it and one with clean waterI clean one area with the cleaning solution and change the pads and spray clean water clean up the solution.When I was using paper towels I had to dry the floor or you could see the streaksWith this mop, I do not have to dry the floor because the pad does not leave streaks.I highly recommend this product.