Chomp Wall dust and wash mop, Yellow Micorfiber, 60 Inch

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If you’re not comfortable holding up that amount of weight for a few minutes at a time, avoid this mop.

The Chomp Long Handle Dust Mop features a unique teardrop shape with a pointed edge, perfect for cleaning corners, baseboards, crown molding, trim, and awkwardly-shaped spaces.

The best part about testing Bona Hardwood Floor Spray Mop was the fact that it’s perfectly designed for hardwood floors, tiles, and laminate floors, but it still works perfectly on walls, as we tested it on multiple floor and wall types, and not a single scratch was spotted during the testing.

It weighs over four pounds and will be challenging to clean walls for extended periods and even more difficult to clean ceilings. E-Cloth Flexi-Edge Mop managed to work well on hard floors, walls, ceilings, chair legs, baseboards, and harder-to-reach corners. It also means I can give my walls a quick once over while washing my floors which keeps my whole house looking cleaner.

As stated before, it has a large mop head that covers a wide surface area, allowing you to clean a significant amount of space quickly. However, it tends to redeposit a small amount of dirt and it struggled to clean grouting thoroughly. Traditional mop: Otherwise known as a string mop, these are great for heavy-duty cleaning as their cotton fibres are super durable.

This smartly designed mop’s telescopic handle ensures comfortable cleaning for people of all heights. You have economical choices too if you’re tight on budget, but if you’re not, you have our overall best pick to choose for the best overall performance. After attracting dust and debris with the dry mop pad, you can switch to the wet for a complete cleaning solution. The ability to adjust the length of the handle allows you to reach high ceilings and walls, allowing you to avoid fatigue from overextending your arms. The Norwex Microfiber Superior Mop offers the best of both worlds: a dry mop pad for dusting and dry cleaning and a wet mop pad when you need a little dampness to get the job done.Use warm water, as it loosens grime more effectively than cold water, but note that very hot or boiling water can damage flooring. Whether you have to wash them once a week like me, or are only doing clean a couple times a year, having the best mop for washing walls in your cleaning toolbox is a must. Its sponge head scrubs and dries floors at the same time and there’s a wringing lever for removing excess water.

It performed particularly well on vinyl and the cleaning cloths are attached with Velcro, meaning they can be easily removed for machine washing. If you’re not sure, mix your mop water and test a small inconspicuous area of paint by scrubbing with a cloth. They might be on the thinner side but since the walls don’t usually need heavy scrubbing I think it’s fine. Innovative items like robot vacuum cleaners and wine coolers are among her favourite tests to date, and her most notable accomplishment is toasting 360 slices of bread in a determined bid to find the best toaster.I’m a big fan of this mop as both an all around cleaning solution and great option for washing walls. Most use microfibre cloths that pick up and grip onto a lot of dirt, meaning you can get the job done faster. I also love the telescopic mop head, it maneuvers easily around fixtures and any awkward angles that might be on your walls. Most spray mops will leak if they’re turned upside down or on angles when cleaning windows or walls, but this one doesn’t.