Seattle Flooring: Rubbermaid Commercial Microfiber Quick Connect Frame, for Wet/Dry Mops

Rubbermaid Commercial Microfiber Quick Connect Frame, for Wet/Dry Mops, 18 Inch Width x 3 1/2 Depth, Aluminum, Yellow (Q560)

Product Details

Product Dimensions: 14.4 x 13.5 x 2.1 inches ; 1 ounces
Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
ASIN: B000GLQBUQ
Item model number: Q560

By : Rubbermaid
Price : $23.99
You Save : $1.77 (7%)

Item Description

Lightweight, non-magnetic aluminum construction. One-step connecting mechanism speeds mop assembly and changeover.Flat profile, slides effortlessly under furniture and equipment.

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Technical Details

Lightweight, non-magnetic aluminum construction.
One-step connecting mechanism speeds mop assembly and changeover.
Flat profile, slides easily under furniture and equipment.
Replaceable hook-and-loop strips secure cleaning pads and extend product life.

Consumer Evaluations

The cause I rave over this program is considering that, for years, I had attempted each cleaning tool 'known to man' to come across a mop that would clean my slate floors. I even asked those on-line 'experts' if they had any ideas -- they mentioned "don't you just really like those slate floors." The issue with slate is that it has a very rough surface (it IS stone) -- so it tears up just about every item on the industry just after only a handful of applications. So among getting to clean up rag fibers or sponge remnants and buying new mops each handful of months -- this was finding old. Truly the only way to clean a slate floor is on your hands and knees with a brush. Even this, though, is not rather thorough as you are only moving the dirt about, for the most part, unless you squeegie, etc.
I loved the Swiffer system for my laminates -- it definitely does as the commercial states: lifts the dirt and not just move it around. But there did not seem to be any mop that would do the exact same factor for rough surfaces. When I saw this Rubbermaid micro-fiber system and the value, I was reluctant. It was a lot of capital for a mop -- particularly if it was only going to fall apart right after a couple of applications. But, considering that I had tried everything else, why not this a single. Nicely, it is the very best factor considering the fact that sliced bread! First, it is best for damp mopping (all that you are supposed to do with slate floors)! Lightly perform an location with the wet microfiber mop head then rinse it off and perform more than the next area. Finished, actually in minutes. The wet micro-fiber head promptly lifts the dirt into the fibers -- and it is a cinch to see that you have completely rinsed off all the dirt just before going back to the floor. Then each and every couple of months or so just after washing the floor, apply a layer of Tile-Lab Refresher (the same stuff I put to use to seal the stone -- so the Refresher keeps it seeking good) with the Rubbermaid microfiber wet-mop and then throw the wet mophead into the washer to get rid of any remnants of the Refresher product -- and you are very good to go with damp mopping in between the Refresher! Yes, each so typically you will have to clean the grout with a toothbrush, or whatever, but the Rubbermaid micro-fiber mop makes damp mopping so hassle-free you will essentially preserve the floor, therefore the grout, cleaner longer with normal damp-mopping of the stone -- and you aren't just moving the dirty water around and into the grout. Of course, the very best portion: I've implemented it for months and not a single shredded fiber coming from the mop-head. Mine is the Rubbermaid Commercial Microfiber Method -- I am not sure if that makes a difference, but that is the a single I suggest.
Cleaning my kitchen floor was a chore that I genuinely dreaded -- not any way more! Thank you, Rubbermaid

The method I have has a dry cleaner and a pad developed to use with water. The dry pad is excellent for "dusting" the laminate floors. The wide swivel head gets behind and below furnishings and immediately captures dust, dirt and animal hair. (Not true fantastic with sand even though)
The wet head could not be less difficult. Pass it under the faucet, toss it on the floor and the tile kitchen and dining region gets a rapid clean in under five minutes. I can use the cloth 2-3 occasions just before sending it by way of the washer. This is not a substitute for a excellent cleaning as it doesn't get down to the grout, but it is so effortless the rapid cleans can be done everyday.