Enya Magic Spin Mop and Bucket Set Floor Mop Home Cleaning with four Microfiber Wet/Dry mop heads - Colors - Blue/Black/Purple/Green - Green

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The spin mop that had the fewest number of inconsistencies received all 5 possible points, while the second-best received a 0. The spin mop that applied an even coat of water to the 10-foot-by-10-foot area received all 5 possible points.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie Preferences, as described in the Cookie Notice. Despite being tied for the third-best performing product during our series of tests, the Mopnado spin mop proved mobile and effective at spot cleaning, tying with two other models for second in our series of spot cleaning tests. We noted how even each mop applied its cleaning liquid, the total coverage each mop applied with one pass, and how easy it was to move the microfiber mop head. Additionally, its pedal-activated wringing system was easy to use and produced a damp and manageable head.Before purchasing a spin mop, it’s important to understand how each product’s design and specifications impact its performance and user experience. Negative reviews questioned the spin mop’s durability, with a few users complaining that the bucket is made with thin and flimsy material. Each metric was scored out of five points, and the final score for each product was an average of the metric scores.

While this spin mop had an easy-to-wring mop head, its microfibers shriveled after drying, causing its coverage to shrink. Microfiber is the chosen head material for most spin mops because of its durability and low maintenance.The mop’s microfiber head consists of small braids that apply a thin layer of solution to the cleaning area. Additionally, the spin mop had difficulty cleaning the thick puddle of soda during the spot clean test.

The This Old House Reviews Team focuses on creating in-depth product and service review content to help inform your purchasing decision for just about any item or resource that you might need for your home.However, flat mops use a disposable or reusable pad, while a spin mop uses a permanent microfiber head that’s cleaned and wrung out by its mop bucket. For example, the mop with a head that cleaned corners without jamming or slowing received more points than a model with a rigid and inflexible head. Effective spin mops can clean a variety of liquids in just a few passes, while less effective models will take multiple passes and may leave some moisture behind. We measured how easy it was to transport the mop and its bucket from storage to the spill during spot cleaning and from area to area during the floor cleaning portion of our test. We scored each mop on how difficult it was to wring and awarded the easiest mop with all 5 possible points, while the second-easiest received a 0.