VanDuck 100% Cotton Terry Mop Pads 15x8 Inch 3-Pack: Superior Quality for Cleaner Floors (Mop Not Included) Review

I ordered these and was very satisfied. They go very well with my dust mop and clean well. They do not fall apart when washing and fit well on the mop after washing. They shrink a little, but not so much that they don't fit anymore.

I've been using these hats for years! I have an old O'Cedar folding mop that I've used for about 25 years1. I usually use 2 of these to mop the floor (or you can rinse and reuse the back). I can't imagine using anything else to clean floors. They don't throw dirt here. They clean up great.

Don't waste your money. How close are they to a good fit? They don't stay and you're better off dropping the towel on the floor and pushing it. I have purchased other microfiber towels to suit the faster vibes which are much better. Thought I would try these but couldn't be more disappointed.

A flat head terry cloth mop gets my tile and hardwood floors really clean. I like it compared to the old floppy that pushes the water with the blues method. You just dip it in your water and tile cleaner mix, swirl it around and it will clean the floor, you take it off and pick it up as you go. My all time choice for mopping. On hardwood, you can simply spray hardwood cleaner and wipe with a mop. Microfiber is generally harder to push and will snag if you wipe it down with a damp mop. I prefer…

Today I used one for the first time and I am a big fan of it! In fact, I'm getting rid of all my other mop heads and replacing them with these. This pad is perfect for a floor mop - firm enough to stay in place while wiping, yet easy to pull over the mop head. Feels like a hotel washcloth. It absorbs a little more water than my old microfiber towels and wrings out easily. The texture made it easy to clean up sticky spots. Featured!

Using a flat head terry cloth mop head really cleans my tile and hardwoods. I like it compared to the old floppy that pushes the water with the blues method. You just dip it in your water and tile cleaner mix, swirl it around and it will clean the floor, you take it off and pick it up as you go. My all time choice for mopping. On hardwood, you can simply spray hardwood cleaner and wipe with a mop. Microfiber is generally harder to push and will snag if you wipe it down with a damp mop. I prefer

I only use it as a dry mop and it picks up dust well from wooden floors. It's not as thick as the mop I've had for years, but it does the job. I find this terry cloth mop to be better than the microfiber mop when it comes to catching dust. I wouldn't use this type of mop for mopping floors, for that I use an old towel with a stiff brush attached to a broom handle so I can rinse it out often in a large bucket and wring out most of the water to get a good grip. I don't want to leave water on the…

Hey guys, I don't have a matching mop. My needs were slightly different. I needed a strong center console cover for my Subaru Outback that would be easy to clean because I have kids and dogs and I tend to spill coffee. Also, I needed something that wouldn't trap heat and let me hold onto it when riding in the spring humidity or summer heat. The only custom made console sleeves I could find were microfiber, polyester fleece, or faux leather - which defeats the purpose of a console sleeve? the…