@mrs.noneyabuisness5025 is it? Alot of professional cleaners don't vacuum the whole floor. Just the stuff you early see and then mop the whole floor. Dust end up in your mop water and it saved you a lot of time.
If you don't want to put your mop head in the wash, fill a clean bucket with HOT water, dish soap and vinegar, agitate it by spinning the stick for a little while and let it soak. Might have to do first step a couple times, then empty it, ring out your mop, fresh hot water and a little bleach and let it soak for an hour or two. Then just let it air dry.
Clorox only need five minutes to work, it says so on the container. 1 to 2 hours is just wasting time. Not only that, fabrics become weaker when soaked in Clorox too long.
@@fp1912 Push and pull the mop forwards and backwards instead of twisting side to side. The woman in the video could do this by just turning her body 90 degrees but still mop in the same direction.
I used reusable Amazon bought swiffer pads. They come in three colours. 1.walls 2. Bedroom, hallways living space floors 3. Bathrooms and from door ways.
Yes that’s what aunt taught me as well to Mop I’m the direction the floor goes and also when mopping pretend like your Coloring you have to go section by section.
I always go with the grain. But an issue I didn't know would happen. Never had a problem with my left knee before. Until I got this mop. I learned the hard way to push the mop forward and back. Tried doing it sideways but it killed my knees. But I still love this mop. Just had to adjust myself.
Use your arms mainly when mopping in a M W pattern front to back. Using only a little leverage in the legs . I do this ,use my arms more and I stand a bit to the side not moving my back. I have a bad back and this technique works well.
@@qwertyuiuoppI bought the mop with the bucket and it came with a tiny mop head and now i CANNOT find that size 😂 also the mop keeps collapsing on itself no matter how tightly i twist it
Use a neutral ph floor cleaner to mop with warm water t recent the floor getting sticky. Those type of mop heads can harbor alot of mildew and mold if you don't wash it with white distilled vinegar after each use. Get the Swiffer style mop heads and use clean water and change your mop head several times during your mop.
Or if u have a different mop and don't want to put it in the washing machine I'd usually wash my mop by putting boiled hot water and bleach and allow it to sit in it for 30 mins and do it again
Are you new? I've been a cleaner for 7 years and it takes time to get a rhythm, and the more you do the, the faster you'll get. Find a routine and keep doing it over and over and make small adjustments that you find will save you time. Give yourself some grace. I was slow, and it took a while to get fast.
Why would anyone use a washer to clean mop? Just use the bucket to clean mop. Last thing I need is getting nasty germs in my underwear + clothes and end up with skin infection. Itch itch rash rash. All that water wasted too😮
Hi there, I have very porous stone floors in my kitchen. I can see plainly that my mopping only cleans the surface dirt. For example if I use a magic eraser on a small square that I just mopped, you can see the difference! What can I use to deep clean my floors 🙏🏻
Hi I just saw a video on cleaning and you said that you do free cleanings , well I have thought about that before . I want to do that. How should I get started ?
I have that mop, my only problem is getting enough water to “spin” out so I don’t douse my laminate floors. I have to ring it out with my hands after I use the spinner . How do you all get it wrung out enough?
I'm not sure I understand⁉️ How about if you come to my home and demonstrate,I'm a slow learner, you'll most likely have to do ALL the floors before I catch on😂 I'll make you lunch! On a serious note, Thanks for Posting Great Tips for maintaining a clean Home 🏡 ❤
Can you do homemade diy floor cleaner solution that is safe for pets? I beg you not to say “add castile soap” or some other products. Would water and vinegar 50/50 work?
I believe vaccuming at least 2 times especially corners and sides and use a broom to pick up anything else. Then Mop with microfiber mop warm water and vinegar as long as no other cleaner has been used. Rinse Mop wring out to very dry and go over again so the floor has very little left to dry. Least that is what I have seen recommended. If the floor has been mopped with some other cleaner vaccum 2 times and use broom then use a recommended cleaner to get the product off the floor and a couple weeks later use the vinegar and water. Mop only every two weeks or so as wetting is not too good on wood floors.
Hmm, that mop bucket looks like another variation of the O’Cedar line. Is there an O’Cedar professional line? I’ll ask at the pro supply house downtown.
This mop/bucket set is at Walmart and Target, even my local grocery store. I buy mop replacement heads off Amazon, because stores are usually out of them, but they're twice the price. The only thing I don't like a about the set is that it's very difficult to get the blue water reservoir completely empty.
A floor should be clear of dirt before mopping by vaccuming and or sweeping thoroughly. Mopping is to remove fine dirt left over and any stubborn spots or left on spills should be cleaned by hand and not with the mop. Mopping in a M W pattern with the grain is better on the back than the side to side motion. Use arms more when mopping and save your back. From a housekeeper 😊
This is super random, but... Does anybody else really really hate when they install faux hardwood tiles with thick/noticeable grout lines? 😓 Like, isn't the whole point to have hardwood looking floors, but with the benefits and easy maintenance of tile? They're meant to be tiles disguised as hardwood, right? 🤷♀️ So why wouldn't you install the tiles as close together as possible, and then use a grout that's colored to match the "hardwood"!?! 🤔 That way, even though you may not be able to fully eliminate the grout lines, visually minimizing the grout lines greatly increases the illusion that they are actually hardwood floors. It's not that hard of a concept, is it? 🤦♀️ I mean, I seriously can't be the only person that doesn't get/hates this!! 😬😅
O-Cedar Easy Wring Spin Mop. I’ve had mine for over a year. It does a great job. In addition top cleaning the mop head after each use. I rinse out the buckets.
Tip #One:
Always vacuum before mopping. Dust turns to mud and stains your grout. ☝🏼
That's not a tip that's an obvious 😂 oh lord
@mrs.noneyabuisness5025 is it? Alot of professional cleaners don't vacuum the whole floor. Just the stuff you early see and then mop the whole floor. Dust end up in your mop water and it saved you a lot of time.
Also use a cleaner that doesn’t streak, because that tile design is for show
@@mrs.noneyabuisness5025but not always done! Believe me, I’ve seen it! Oy! You’d think!
@@elic5355what cleaner do you recommend?
If you don't want to put your mop head in the wash, fill a clean bucket with HOT water, dish soap and vinegar, agitate it by spinning the stick for a little while and let it soak. Might have to do first step a couple times, then empty it, ring out your mop, fresh hot water and a little bleach and let it soak for an hour or two. Then just let it air dry.
You definitely need to wash it in the washing machine it literally says so on the box it’s safe to do.
@@lca4808he said if you don’t want to put it in the wash. Not that it cant be washed
Best advice!
Clorox only need five minutes to work, it says so on the container. 1 to 2 hours is just wasting time. Not only that, fabrics become weaker when soaked in Clorox too long.
Great! Thanks
If you mop away and towards you (instead of left to Right), it will protect your intervetrebal discs.
Can you explain this more to me? I can’t picture it.
@@fp1912probably something to do with the repetitive sideways motion messing with your spine
Sorry if you didn’t understand me. Bending+sideways motion is like squeezing a. burger :) not healthy for your back.
Yeah but that's not how you mop
@@fp1912 Push and pull the mop forwards and backwards instead of twisting side to side. The woman in the video could do this by just turning her body 90 degrees but still mop in the same direction.
I used reusable Amazon bought swiffer pads. They come in three colours. 1.walls 2. Bedroom, hallways living space floors 3. Bathrooms and from door ways.
Mop from the inside of the room out so you dont have to walk over your wet floor😅
Yea I agree I learned that in a cleaning course
Same with vacuuming
I like starting from the back of the room i hope thats not bad too lol
@@Clean-N-ShineInDfwdo you mind sharing the info on the cleaning course?
Yes that’s what aunt taught me as well to Mop I’m the direction the floor goes and also when mopping pretend like your Coloring you have to go section by section.
Good analogy! I gotta mop at a job today for the 1st time. I'll pretend I'm coloring. Lol
I love how enthusiastic you are. Put a smile on my face.
I always go with the grain. But an issue I didn't know would happen. Never had a problem with my left knee before. Until I got this mop. I learned the hard way to push the mop forward and back. Tried doing it sideways but it killed my knees. But I still love this mop. Just had to adjust myself.
Use your arms mainly when mopping in a M W pattern front to back. Using only a little leverage in the legs . I do this ,use my arms more and I stand a bit to the side not moving my back. I have a bad back and this technique works well.
Been cleaning since i was nine and people call me a neat freak lol i just believe in being clean and organized
Tip number one, dont buy this mop. Stick with the original one.
Why what's the difference
How come?
I cant get the head off my mop 😭
@@qwertyuiuoppI bought the mop with the bucket and it came with a tiny mop head and now i CANNOT find that size 😂 also the mop keeps collapsing on itself no matter how tightly i twist it
@@vudumiwow you must have ridiculous strength when you mop but lose it when you try to tighten the stick
Use a neutral ph floor cleaner to mop with warm water t recent the floor getting sticky. Those type of mop heads can harbor alot of mildew and mold if you don't wash it with white distilled vinegar after each use. Get the Swiffer style mop heads and use clean water and change your mop head several times during your mop.
* I meant during your mopping session. I personally use a steam mop. It works alot better.
Thanks for the tip can you tell me what brand you use?
Or if u have a different mop and don't want to put it in the washing machine I'd usually wash my mop by putting boiled hot water and bleach and allow it to sit in it for 30 mins and do it again
Everyone is WET over this mop but i find it too short and it always collapses in on itself no matter how tightly I twist it 😭
I bought a longer mopstick works well
Can you do a video how you clean efficiently and thorough? I’m always at houses later than I should be.
Are you new? I've been a cleaner for 7 years and it takes time to get a rhythm, and the more you do the, the faster you'll get. Find a routine and keep doing it over and over and make small adjustments that you find will save you time. Give yourself some grace. I was slow, and it took a while to get fast.
@@anneshirley9560 was there a need for your first comment? You’re about to defer people from wanting to start cleaning as a job.
However, the rest of your comment, i understand-thank you.
@@lulamax7942 umm. I was trying to be helpful and just wanted some context. Didn't think my statement would somehow impact someone's life. 😐
@@lulamax7942 she definitely didn’t mean it in a rude way, it was a genuine question.
Using a Tineco wet to dry mop is so much more efficient. And it self cleans. Never going back to a traditional mop & bucket.
You have to sweep and vacuum before you mop the floor
Yes! I always wash the mop heads!
I THROW IT OUT GET NEW.
@@janecoe9407 that's wasteful. Reuse
@@purplepixie274 NO I LIKE CLEAN AND NEW.
@@janecoe9407 lol
Absolutely mind blowing advice !
What a revelation
I love the dog bed compartments!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
We have this at work and idk how i never realized to take off the mop head like that 😭💯 thank you! (Yes I feel silly)
Why would anyone use a washer to clean mop? Just use the bucket to clean mop. Last thing I need is getting nasty germs in my underwear + clothes and end up with skin infection. Itch itch rash rash. All that water wasted too😮
The washer gets it cleaner. I do a separate cycle for my rags and mop heads
Exactly and please don't use the kitchen sink to fill up the mopping bucket. Use the container to fill up the mopping bucket .
You would wash the mop, rags, sponges etc in a load together without your skivvies 😂
@@umamohan-kq3ndI’m getting a stroke trying to figure out wym
This mop is great but the mop head is smaller than the original. Also I have a big house so I have to refill the water and dump the dirty a few times.
You can try the floor washer.
Thanks, Vanessa!
Thank you for the great advice.
Only thing those are good for is base boards also plain water works great to maintenance your floors you don't need to use alot of chemicals
I love your content & your such a humble & hard working latina❤but how would you recommend cleaning wood floors 🙏 Thanks in Advance 😊
Why would anyone wash their mop, bathroom carpet or anything like that in the same washer that you use to wash your clothes? 😒.
best tip is to use push motion. much easier on the body. pull motion is not good for you
Thank you! What is best for mopping my laminate floor?
I can never get an answer to this
Bruce cleaner and a flat mop!
@@vanesamaro91 Thank you
@@JourneyToSelf-Love9 thank you. That’s ok for spot cleaning but I’m going to try Bruce
Thank you for sharing your expert advice. Uhmm, what brand and color are your cabinets? They're beautiful.
Love the song in the background 🌞
Hi there, I have very porous stone floors in my kitchen. I can see plainly that my mopping only cleans the surface dirt. For example if I use a magic eraser on a small square that I just mopped, you can see the difference! What can I use to deep clean my floors 🙏🏻
I help my mom clean house and all of this helps a lot! Trust me it works.
A stream mop gets the job done and you don’t have to put harsh chemicals on your floor
I have a herringbone pattern marble floors, in which direction I go? 🤔
What mop would you recommend for people who struggle with energy?
If there's something stuck on the floor (ex. Dried ketchup), I scrub in whatever direction, rinse, and then go back to mop with the grain .👍
Appreciate your advice. Greetings from NYC. Come to visit!
I need a house keeper
The best way to mop is getting on your hands and knees and scrubbing the floor. Mops do not collect all the dirt on the ground. 🙂
What a good voice! I like you!
Hi I just saw a video on cleaning and you said that you do free cleanings , well I have thought about that before . I want to do that. How should I get started ?
I have the same floor … love it !
This is too much damn work omg.
How do we avoid those lines in between the floors
What is this floor type called?
We moved into a new house and the kitchen is stained with white dye(?) all over in patches and I can’t get if off
I have that mop, my only problem is getting enough water to “spin” out so I don’t douse my laminate floors. I have to ring it out with my hands after I use the spinner . How do you all get it wrung out enough?
Una duda... tendrá un canal en español. Gracias!
What’s your go to cleaner for wood floors? Thanks in advance.
People with an electric steamer mop:👄👃🐽👀
I'm not sure I understand⁉️
How about if you come to my home and demonstrate,I'm a slow learner, you'll most likely have to do ALL the floors before I catch on😂
I'll make you lunch!
On a serious note, Thanks for Posting Great Tips for maintaining a clean Home 🏡 ❤
What mop are you using? I need a lighter weight than what I currently have. Thanks! 😊
Let me give you an even better housekeeper tip: Always, always, always wear closed toe shoes when you’re cleaning. If you know, you know.
Amen!!!!!
You are correct , thanks for pointing that out.
Thank you
OMG!! I JUST WANF TO KNOW WHAT COLOR PAINT IS THAT ON THE COAT RACK PLEASE??? Anyone know? 😩😍
I miss cleaning😢. Disability changes things😢
What mop bucket do you use
How do mop laminate floors. Meaning what products
Can you do homemade diy floor cleaner solution that is safe for pets? I beg you not to say “add castile soap” or some other products. Would water and vinegar 50/50 work?
What about tile floors with square tiles 😅
That was what I was trying to figure out😅
Hate tiles 😅
Can someone pls share some tips on how to brighten these tile floor?
I bought the Hoover vacuum you suggested and it lasted a week. Highly disappointed.
How do I know I'm mopping with the grain of the flooring if have vinyl or tile flooring?
what mop is this with the detachable head?
Obviously!!! Come on now, who doesn't know this! 😂
What mop set is this???
What about when it makes the floor almost sticky? I have went over and over the kitchen laminate floor and it never completely comes off.
What would you recommend for wood floors?
I believe vaccuming at least 2 times especially corners and sides and use a broom to pick up anything else. Then Mop with microfiber mop warm water and vinegar as long as no other cleaner has been used. Rinse Mop wring out to very dry and go over again so the floor has very little left to dry.
Least that is what I have seen recommended. If the floor has been mopped with some other cleaner vaccum 2 times and use broom then use a recommended cleaner to get the product off the floor and a couple weeks later use the vinegar and water.
Mop only every two weeks or so as wetting is not too good on wood floors.
Omg here comes the sun in the background
That mop is terrible!!! I really don't get the hype I'm so glad I got it on sale
Where to get the mop heads? ❤
Would you do anything different for vinyl plank floors?
DUDE, I didn’t know that mop head came off! I just took it off and it’s so nasty
You recommend this mop/mop bucket 😮
Does anyone
Know what brand of mop and bucket this is? Thanks
Thanks 😊
What’s the best mop …. What would you recommend?
Ill let my house keeper know
Thank you for showing me how to take the damn things off!!!! I’m just an idiot
Hmm, that mop bucket looks like another variation of the O’Cedar line. Is there an O’Cedar professional line? I’ll ask at the pro supply house downtown.
It’s the improved version of the O’cedar, regular is $35 and this one is around $55, I saw the both of them in Home Depot
This mop/bucket set is at Walmart and Target, even my local grocery store. I buy mop replacement heads off Amazon, because stores are usually out of them, but they're twice the price.
The only thing I don't like a about the set is that it's very difficult to get the blue water reservoir completely empty.
O-Cedar EasyWring RinseClean Spin Mop and Bucket System, Hands-Free System
Wrong never mop back n forth or just pushing the dirt back.
A floor should be clear of dirt before mopping by vaccuming and or sweeping thoroughly. Mopping is to remove fine dirt left over and any stubborn spots or left on spills should be cleaned by hand and not with the mop. Mopping in a M W pattern with the grain is better on the back than the side to side motion. Use arms more when mopping and save your back. From a housekeeper 😊
Nice
But how do you keep those grout lines so clean?
This is super random, but... Does anybody else really really hate when they install faux hardwood tiles with thick/noticeable grout lines? 😓 Like, isn't the whole point to have hardwood looking floors, but with the benefits and easy maintenance of tile? They're meant to be tiles disguised as hardwood, right? 🤷♀️ So why wouldn't you install the tiles as close together as possible, and then use a grout that's colored to match the "hardwood"!?! 🤔 That way, even though you may not be able to fully eliminate the grout lines, visually minimizing the grout lines greatly increases the illusion that they are actually hardwood floors. It's not that hard of a concept, is it? 🤦♀️ I mean, I seriously can't be the only person that doesn't get/hates this!! 😬😅
you shouldnt get streaks at all if you do you’re not mopping correctly or using the right things.
Hmm, I've got parquetry. 😂
Love the advice in the comments. Thanks, everyone!
Super ❤❤❤
Thanks
donde compraste la puerta de tu entrada?
Any tips on cleaning grout. TIA
Amazing
I have square tiles 😭
What is that Mop called ?
O-Cedar
O-Cedar Easy Wring Spin Mop. I’ve had mine for over a year. It does a great job. In addition top cleaning the mop head after each use. I rinse out the buckets.
Can you do super thanks?
I won't be putting that nasty thing in my washing machine.
Yes ma'am.
Yes!!!
You didn’t move the rug