Too many reviews on utube are out of the box. I want to know where are the reviews after 20 uses. I've bought too many things the last few years that are great for a week, then self destruct. Or just fall apart. Sick of buying props, so I don't anymore and just do old fashioned hands and knees scrub now. It would be nice to have something that last, but the quality of everything is just horrible anymore.
Libman pads are very expensive and unravel in wash , sprayer gets plugged up alot and have to run white vinegar through each time, doesn't last more than a yr... maybe I'll try the o cedar, looked good.
Bona does not glide easily on my engineered hard wood that is more of a Matt finish. Tends to flip when I pull it back. Pushing it forward is backbreaking
I went through a few Bona mops and they didn’t last long. It doesn’t glide easily and it doesn’t spray properly. The sprayer brakes very fast, like within a first month of use. I don’t recommend this mop.
So only the Shark needs any kind of electrical power? Electrical + water = ugh. But I've seen no mention here or elsewhere of whether the other 4 need some kind of power source or not. Trying to decide between O-Cedar ProMist and Libman Freedom. Latter seems to have somewhat better customer reviews on various websites.
Too many reviews on utube are out of the box. I want to know where are the reviews after 20 uses. I've bought too many things the last few years that are great for a week, then self destruct. Or just fall apart. Sick of buying props, so I don't anymore and just do old fashioned hands and knees scrub now. It would be nice to have something that last, but the quality of everything is just horrible anymore.
O-Cedar used to last two years. It’s down to 1 year. Looking for something else now.
Libman pads are very expensive and unravel in wash , sprayer gets plugged up alot and have to run white vinegar through each time, doesn't last more than a yr... maybe I'll try the o cedar, looked good.
I looked up all the mops from the links that you provided. Just as people reported here, they all seem to have problems. You need to do more research
Bona does not glide easily on my engineered hard wood that is more of a Matt finish. Tends to flip when I pull it back. Pushing it forward is backbreaking
I had the Rubbermaid & it broke within a month!
I went through a few Bona mops and they didn’t last long. It doesn’t glide easily and it doesn’t spray properly. The sprayer brakes very fast, like within a first month of use. I don’t recommend this mop.
I have this! It is excellent, has a really strong vacuum too!
You have which one?
Which one? lol
i had the Rubbermaid and it started leaking, spray handle wouldn't work.. had to throw it away, very unhappy since it was about $30
Liked the first one O Cedar and the last one Shark V Mop
Thanks!
So only the Shark needs any kind of electrical power? Electrical + water = ugh. But I've seen no mention here or elsewhere of whether the other 4 need some kind of power source or not. Trying to decide between O-Cedar ProMist and Libman Freedom. Latter seems to have somewhat better customer reviews on various websites.
that's garbage, not mops
if you don't have a bucket of dirty water at the end of cleaning, then dirt is left on the floor
Thank God bless you
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