🧹 Eyliden Twist Mop & Refills Set - Hand Release - Dry & Wet Mops for Hardwood and Tile Floor Cleaning - Easy Wringing, Includes 2 Replacement Heads, 57.7-inch Long Handle, with Top Scouring Pad (Grey) Review

The mop handle works but the mop head material does not work. It looks like nylon, not like "microfiber". I have microfiber towels and they are damp and hard. The material that makes up this mop head doesn't absorb moisture, doesn't collect dirt, and tends to snag on rough spots on the floor (like the joints between ceramic tiles). I was going to return it but figured it could be used to literally clean the deck!

You have to rearrange the mop rope or the mop will turn over and you'll be in a mess. It wrings out easily when the mop cords are hanging in the right direction. You need to thread the handle through the squeegee cords in a specific way, and then twist the filaments into the bottom of the squeegee section. If it gets wet, you have to be very careful with the mop. It's annoying now, maybe I'll get used to it. I love how small the mop head is when I shake it and the strands hang properly.

Okay folks this is a simple but sturdy mop with interchangeable heads priced at around $9-10 each which is not bad considering what you are actually getting. The mop itself is large (default), the mop head itself actually sucks up and collects water, which isn't always the case these days. This mop does a good job. The replacement parts are amazing because I don't have to worry about creating so much rubbish by throwing away a whole mop because it rusted after 6 months! and paying over $30…

As with all other mops of this type, same problem, never enough mop head material to clean properly. mop feels like i got robbed! It looks full and tight in the picture shown. However, you get very short strands of cloth when you lay it on the floor, huge holes/gaps are clearly visible where the mop cover material is supposed to cover the floor, as well as a huge round scratchy mop area with a circle in the middle. where the squeegee head material surrounds him "whatever" and calls it an…

Okay folks this is a simple but durable mop with interchangeable heads that cost around $9-10 each which is not bad considering what you are actually getting. The mop itself is large (default), the mop head itself actually sucks up and collects water, which isn't always the case these days. This mop does a good job. The replacement parts are amazing because I don't have to worry about creating so much rubbish by throwing away a whole mop because it rusted after 6 months! and paying over $30…

I have three dogs and one insists on "marking his territory" around the house. Since I couldn't find a cork small enough for its fun parts, the next best option would be a good mop. My journey to the mop was long and painful. I have a more expensive one with a washable pad, but it's not good for spot wiping urine. I bought all types (not all actually) as well as Target and Walmart, but they just weren't the right ones for various reasons. It's perfect! It's just the right size for spot…

Same problem as all other mops of this type, there is never enough mop head material to clean properly. Firstly due to the amount of money paid for the item and the lack of material on the mop. I feel robbed! It looks full and tight in the picture shown. However, you get very short strands of cloth when you lay it on the floor, huge holes/gaps are clearly visible where the mop cover material is supposed to cover the floor, as well as a huge round scratchy mop area with a circle in the middle…