🧹 Cinch Mop - Effective Microfiber Flat Mop System for Hardwood Floors, Tile, Laminate, and Vinyl - Includes 2 Reusable Wet Pads Refills Review

I was so intrigued by how well microfiber systems work that I rated it at the bottom of the sponge review This is my third floor cleaner. One for the cleaners. Soft rubber for washing the car, another rubber for cleaner on the marble in the shower. Then this system. Bought specifically to take to the beach.

My little fluffy baby sheds a lot. Even after vacuuming my hardwood floors, I pick up a lot of their hair with this awesome microfiber dry mop. It's very easy as they work with velcro and I also love how you get a second microfiber pad so you can continue with the other as you wash. Thanks to the swivel mechanism, it is convenient to climb under chairs and in hard-to-reach places. That's two thumbs up for me.

Bought this kit for a commercial cleaning, I'm about to start and it's great! What I really liked was that when I opened the box there was a handwritten thank you note from someone from the company explaining that this is a family business three generations down! i love it so much I love the personal touch and the fact that I've just supported a family business without realizing it. I would buy from this company again anytime!

Great for all my floors. It's actually better than the vacuum on my kitchen floor as it reaches hard-to-reach spots to clean them better. I have a congoleum floor so a dry mop and using an aerosol cleaner with a "wet" rag will make it shine! It's true that it doesn't pick up some of the larger particles, but it collects all the smaller particles in one spot so you can pick up the larger particles with a handheld vacuum. I threw away all the other pugs. It's also perfect for my pine floors. A…

We have refurbished parquet floors. The workers didn't prepare the site very well, so we returned and found the site covered in a thick layer of maple dust. The worst part was wiping it off the textured walls—and that's where the cinch mop came to the rescue. It's ultra-light and the microfiber pads are easy to throw in the sink and rinse off. The pads are attached to the mop with velcro so I don't know how well they will hold up over time. But the ease of tearing them off every 10 minutes and…

We repaired parquet floors. The workers didn't prepare the site very well, so we returned and found the site covered in a thick layer of maple dust. The worst part was wiping it off the textured walls—and that's where the cinch mop came to the rescue. It's ultra-light and the microfiber pads are easy to throw in the sink and rinse off. The pads are attached to the mop with velcro so I don't know how well they will hold up over time. But the ease of tearing them off every 10 minutes and just…

The handle is weak, too short and the swivel joint is not compatible with standard mop handles. I bought this for a mop head thinking I could use a different and stronger handle. I bought the Ettore handle which is heavier (stronger), more adjustable and longer than the one that comes with the cinch mop. I had to remove the plastic fastener at the top of the squeegee hinge that the handle fits into. Otherwise, my pen cannot be inserted. I use the Bona mop head for most floor cleaning tasks…

I'm only considering this for floors as that's what I use it for. Luckily there are assembly instructions (easy to assemble) and most importantly how to attach the swivel. There is a lower ring just above the mop head which protects the swivel joint from uncontrolled movement of the mop head. Simply twist the plastic ring a quarter turn to secure the swivel. It will stay there for my use. Even after "locking" and tightening the hex nut at the end of the handle with wrenches, there is some play,