🧹 Efficient Quickie Cotton-Dust Mop Refill for Model 069: Perfect for Cleaning Hardwood Floors in Commercial and Residential Settings Review

This mop head covers a large area and makes dog hair removal easier. It is best to wash by hand, the threads are lost in the washing machine.

This is nothing but the original that comes on the mop. Hair and dirt stick to it and do not come out during washing. We have to physically pick it with the tour hand.

difficult to clean even in the washing machine. Hair and dirt particles are collected in the strings. generally excellent quality. If washed and dried too long, the black plastic lining will start to tear

We have large and medium-sized rooms in our house. This was purchased as a replacement for a previously purchased mop. This size is highly recommended for home use. The head swivels and easily fits under furniture. I have one for each floor.

I only use it for dusting and never let it get wet. Dust/dirt/dog hair shakes off easily. While this mop doesn't like to be washed, it otherwise holds up well. Remember, the more often you wash it, the sooner you'll need to buy a new one.

I only use this machine for dusting floors and never let it get wet. Dust/dirt/dog hair shakes off easily. While this mop doesn't like to be washed, it otherwise holds up well. Remember, the more often you wash it, the sooner you'll need to buy a new one.

I bought the original in 2006. With a little help from sewn-in reinforcements, it lasted me until 2021. Hope it lasts a long time for me too. I immediately felt the difference as soon as I started wiping it down with a new one. Nice and plush. Of course, the old one was pretty worn out, to say the least. The mop head is made from a different type of cotton yarn than the old one, in a loop rather than a single thread. With long yarns, the new one often loses a loop that has to be shortened from…

This review is for a mop rather than a head. We have about 600 square feet of hardwood and tile floors, and 24 inches of coverage per trip makes dusting easier. The cover is holding up well, we machine wash ours regularly every two weeks in cold water with detergent. I'm guessing we had two years of life on our first mop head. We replaced it because the backing was thinning and starting to crumble - interestingly the threads kept sticking to the surface of the dust, I expected them to fall out…