Review on 🧹 Rubbermaid Commercial Blue Blended Fiber Wet Mop Head - Universal Headband, 16 oz. by Robert Prix

An epoxy garage is great before your first winter - about an inch of salt and dirt has built up in the garage from coming and going. The instructions I was given after installing the epoxy was to simply wipe away the dirt and grime with a regular washcloth. Easy enough. Then, after the first snowstorm, reality hit. Our shiny and new $4,000 garage floor has become a disgusting wasteland. Every day I walked by the car and got more and more depressed. I tried to get on all fours to wipe everything off. After a nearly broken back and dirty stains all over the floor, I knew I had to try something different, so I happened to use a Swiffer to be able to kick out the bad guys. Paul ate my Swiffer. Then I tried the Rubbermaid Household Mop from Target. Bad idea. My floor ate my house mop. The last thing you want to do is use the same mop in the kitchen that you use to sweep the garage. (Mops collect car oil and antifreeze). I didn't know how to maintain a garage floor that costs thousands of dollars. Sand and gravel had to be removed or it would ruin the epoxy. After sleepless nights, I remembered seeing mops at the hospital where I worked and decided I needed a commercial solution. I ordered this mop head with a standard Rubbermaid bucket. I couldn't believe how easily he wiped the garage floor. After four water changes, the floor is shiny and new again. This will be my custom garage wiper and it's worth every penny.