🧹 Zero Waste Cleaning: Quick-Loop Mop Head (Washable Cloth/Microfiber) for Mopping & Dusting Review

I've bought many, many mops over the years and this is the first that really did what I needed. For example: 1. Small. The "head" is really small and easy to store in the closet.2. Don't stay wet. Once you remove the fabric, nothing dirty or wet will be left in the closet. That's a good thing: most mops stink or go moldy if you're not careful3. Eliminates dried-in "stickiness": You can even apply pressure if necessary. I sprayed the dried, scattered things, and then immediately picked them up…

Let me start by saying I hate wipes. I didn't have a mop. My 4 year old son asked me what a mop was and I didn't know how to explain it to him. I haven't had a mop in decades. We have a lot of uncarpeted surfaces - I sweep them and use a damp cloth. Everything was good. Then we got a dog and I had to buy a mop. What I didn't want: a heavy, smelly rope wiper that couldn't be cleaned. Wasteful dump, swiffer or other "flat mops" with artificially flavored cleaners. A plastic-filled sponge mop for…

I've always been a cleaner but I was frustrated by his inability to use the scraper and constantly fumbling with and reconfiguring cloths, a dozen cloths for a job use and be a slave to the company and have to keep buying their disposable pads. Fed up and getting more interested in a low-waste, zero-waste lifestyle, I started looking for alternatives. Cuban mops came up in my search and I was intrigued by the idea of using my own reusable cloth and really getting in there. with scrub. But the…