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Post by Catbatty on Jun 8, 2024 17:45:42 GMT -5
Too old to even push mops around. ![:(](//storage.proboards.com/6600378/images/l9jncRqbowiI_6ap1kvE.png) My shoulders wear out. I'm sick of it!! (Wood floors and tile floors.) Decided to look to see if anything good might be available...pref cordless. (I met a lady once who raved about her old model cheapo machine...but I didn't get the name of it and she didn't know if it is even sold these days.) Amazon has tons...from cheap to VERY expensive: www.amazon.com/s?k=automatic+wet+mops+for+floor+cleaning&i=garden&crid=2ARTQXI4436WF&sprefix=automatic+floor%2Cgarden%2C229&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_7_15I can throw my own water onto floor...don't necessarily need it to have a sprayer built-in. Would be ideal if cordless. Don't want to harm floors. But don't want to WORK AT CLEANING THEM. Anyone know of good one...good idea...anything I can BUY from Amazon, for instance. I AM DESPERATE. I can't do one more floor...want to hold something that does all the work for me. IS THAT ASKING TO MUCH?? LOL PLEASE HELP. (No, I don't want to push a rag around, get husband to do it, or buy some cheapo product that I end up giving to the Goodwill. HELP H ELP H ELP...I'm drowning in dirty sticky floors (and it's all my husband's doing!).
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Post by VAcooker on Jun 9, 2024 14:35:09 GMT -5
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Post by wallycat on Jun 9, 2024 20:04:18 GMT -5
My steam mop died (never mind it was lifting grout) and I am a lousy housekeeper, so with that ...I use a copy-cat swiffer wet jet type thing. The microfiber "mop" can be tossed in the washing machine. I tell myself that all my germs are giving me a healthy immune system. I've also gotten on my hands/knees with a paper towel to spot clean sticky areas. Now that our cats are all gone (sob!!!) I have a microfiber mop for "dusting" the floor (and that is also rarely done...OY...did I mention lousy housekeeper?) so between vacuums, swiffer and swiffer wet jet type cleaning, I call it done. It could be better but I don't care.
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Post by PattiA on Jun 10, 2024 10:53:20 GMT -5
I could have written that. wallycat , I am the same, except I've never owned a steam mop. My steam mop died (never mind it was lifting grout) and I am a lousy housekeeper, so with that ...I use a copy-cat swiffer wet jet type thing. The microfiber "mop" can be tossed in the washing machine. I tell myself that all my germs are giving me a healthy immune system. I've also gotten on my hands/knees with a paper towel to spot clean sticky areas. Now that our cats are all gone (sob!!!) I have a microfiber mop for "dusting" the floor (and that is also rarely done...OY...did I mention lousy housekeeper?) so between vacuums, swiffer and swiffer wet jet type cleaning, I call it done. It could be better but I don't care.
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Post by VAcooker on Jun 11, 2024 12:07:52 GMT -5
My steam mop has never lifted the grout, fortunately. I really like the electric mops because the rotating pads on the bottom do all of the work and all I have to do is lightly push/guide the mops--it requires very little effort on my part. And my steam mop sanitizes as well, which I like, especially when using on my bathroom tile floors. I tend to mop my wood and tile floors more often now that I have these two electric mops.
I also like the way my wood floors look when I use my electric (non-steam) mop on them.
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Post by Catbatty on Jun 11, 2024 19:21:08 GMT -5
We are in love! We bought the Shark S7001 steam...cleaning floors is easy now. Still need to vac. Shiny floors. Pads quickly get dirty. Had no idea our clean LOOKING floors had so much dirt! Using on wood floors AND some kind of gray tile (stone?) in kit and baths. More later...
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