Mop type: “There are a variety of mops to choose from such as microfiber, string, flat, cotton, spin, steam and sponge,” says Mattie Sheppard, cleaning advisor and strategic interior designer at Real ...

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Brooms and dry mops may be a quick fix for messes, but without water and a sanitizing agent, you’re likely just pushing dirt around your home, according to our experts. That’s where wet mops come into ...

You can sweep and vacuum all you like, but if you have hardwood, vinyl or tile floors in your home and run into sticky residue or stuck-on grime, you’ll need a mop. There’s good news, though. Mops ...

Tackle layers of grime and stubborn floor stains with one classic cleaning tool. While brooms and vacuums are great for removing surface-level dirt, mops are superior for the toughest jobs, plus ...

There's no need to limit yourself to a traditional loose-string mop, wet mops can range from flat ones that are gentler on delicate hardwood to cheap and easy-to-use strip mops with built-in wringers.

Concrete is a durable, long-lasting floor material that’s easy to clean with a mop. What’s not so simple is choosing the right mop with so many options available. There are wet mops and dry mops, mops ...