The soft microfiber mop is easy to use, with a pivoting mop head to reach angled spaces on your walls, ceiling, or windows. Plus, it has rubber corners to protect surfaces while you clean. We tested Mr. Siga Floor Microfiber Mop on both stains and regular dirt and it worked perfectly on both, easing the microfiber mop’s place to the runner up on our list of best Wall Cleaning Mops. Bottom Line — any of these mops can do the job, but the best mops are the ones that you can use wet or dry to conquer every surface and can reach everywhere without wearing you out. Its flexible, soft mop head attracts dust, cobwebs, pet hair, and fine debris. It features thousands of fluffy fibers to get the job done and lasts up to two years or 200 washes.

A floor mop is a type of mop with a short handle and can be used to clean floors. On the other hand, a wall mop has a long handle and is used to clean walls. Wall mops are often lightweight, whereas floor mops are heavier. The mop head is also small on a wall mop, whereas it is bigger on a floor mop. Speaking of dirt types, we tested it on dust, pet hair, small and large debris types, and wet dirt. Its best performance is on the wet dirt, but it was still perfect on other dirt types, especially when encountering them on walls. This is the only spray mop on the list because this type of mop can potentially leak, oversaturate walls, or come with cleaning solutions that can damage your paint.The Swiffer Sweeper floor mop is a go-to cleaning tool for homeowners with hard floors, but did you know that it’s also perfect for dusting walls, trim and other hard-to-reach areas of rooms? Now that you know what to look for, let’s review the five best mops for cleaning walls and ceilings. Best Mops for Walls and Ceiling: Comparison Chart One of the best materials is microfiber. It cleans well with only water, is soft enough not to cause damage, and absorbs well. Additionally, it won’t leak when you use the spraying option, while its large sized head makes it easier to reach difficult to access areas around the room.

Besides being ideal for wet or dry cleaning, it extends up to an impressive 62 inches, making it one of the best mops for reaching high ceilings, windows, or walls. We even tested moving along and touching furniture and baseboards deliberately, and still no scratches were reported. Look for handles that extend to at least five feet (60 inches). It’ll likely give you enough reach for most cleaning jobs. Pivoting Mop Head Due to the thousands of fluffy fibers, it is better suited for dusting than wet cleaning. That doesn’t mean you can’t use it for wet applications, but use water and not a cleaning solution for the best results when you do.I’m a big fan of this mop as both an all around cleaning solution and great option for washing walls. It’s lightweight and easy to move around, plus it has a refillable cleaning solution tank that sprays out when you squeeze the handle. Perfect if you make your own homemade cleaners or prefer more natural brands. Its microfiber mop is powerful in removing hard stains using water alone, but adding chemical cleaners made it much easier.