Review on 🧹 Mop-It Bowl Brush 4/Pack: The Ultimate Combo for Efficient Cleaning by James Wing

These mops work great. I own and run a security company and give each of my 7 employees 2 Johnny Pugs every few months. One for their toilets and one for the sinks, for the boys who love cleaning their sinks with Johnny's mop. These mops are cheap but last great. They will actually last more than a few months, but I give my boys new ones every few months because the amount of cleaning they have to do each night can make the mop a little uncomfortable. I also use them in my bathroom at home. NABC and Johnny's Mop clean toilets quickly and things last at least a year for home use. UPDATE: Ordered for the second time. The ones I received are not the ones in the photo and they are not the ones I received the first time. I don't really care because the ones I have seem to be of slightly better quality to be honest. However, I am deducting a star for this reason as you should always send the product pictured unless otherwise stated in the description. Again, I own and run a cleaning service and make it available to my employees. Johnny mops as we call them in the industry, or toilet mops as you may know, are simply better for everyday cleaning and sanitizing. Because we clean the toilets daily, most of them don't need to be cleaned, so they work great. They are mainly used for toilets, but can also be used for sinks. Just make sure you use a separate bucket and mop for the sink and toilet. Some of my boys choose this method to clean their sinks, and some of my boys choose the old method: spray it with an acid-free bathroom cleaner, let it sit while they clean the rest of the toilet, then wipe with one from fabric or paper. Towels. I personally liked the latter method as a zookeeper because it doesn't leave liquid drips on the floor, but it has the disadvantage that the process is two steps and takes a little longer. Some people prefer Johnny's mop method because it only takes one step and is a bit quicker, but it has one downside: the liquid drips onto the floor.