Scotch-Brite Multi-purpose Microfiber Flat Mop with 1 extra refill for Dry & Wet Cleaning, 360 degree Rotating head and Telescopic handle, suitable for Floor, Glass, Ceiling and Walls (Green)

Best mop for tiled floors. Cleans dust like no other. Been using for 9 years now.

The mop is excellent but the rod is cheap quality. After using it for a month it bent and broken. I was at a loss as I could not find a spare online. Then I thought I will use the scotch brite squeee handle which is also screw type rod. But realised that it's not compatible because the screw part is short. Tricky way of scotch brite to fleece it's customers to buy a new mop. Then I found a cheaper Rs 50 option from a local shop. It was a wooden rod and also screw type. I have been using that rod since one and half years. I have to buy one more mop for my other home. But thought to give a review first. Again I say the mop cloth and the mop head is excellent. Just a very weak rod.. worse than a 50 rupees wooden rod. So much for quality.

Great product

This has become my go-to mop. I prefer it over other options because it delivers better cleaning results. It does need a little extra effort, but if you use it correctly, the difference is very noticeable.

Three stars because the mop has some excellent qualities and also some bad ones. It is excellent because: The flat mop is the most effective mop mechanism to clean the floor. Previously, I used the mops that look like a bundle of cloth strips attached together at the pole. These kind of mops only give an illusion of cleanliness because the pressure at the surface is restricted to a very small area. Also, the strips only redistribute dirt rather than eliminate them. They release water, but don't absorb them back. So I used to see the water marks even after wiping. Also, I was not comfortable dipping the dirty mop in a bucket of water and then using the same water to clean again. With the scotch write mop, you don't have any of these problems. The flat mop covers a large area with good pressure. When you swipe it in one direction, it picks all the dirt in that direction. It doesn't release dirt back, but scoops it. Since you only need to sprinkle water before mopping, you save a lot of water! Now comes the problems: 1. The mop head rotates 360 degrees. This is supposed to have been designed so that it can clean nook and crook. But this mechanism is a pain when mopping. It often ends up twisting and turning in a direction I did not intend it to, and the experience is therefore not smooth. I wish there was a lock that would stop it from rotating. 2. The microfibre cloths are not that easy to remove. With the old cloth string mop, I just had to immerse it in a bucket of white vinegar to clean it. Here, I have to remove the cloth (quite en effort), scrub it (or put it in the washing machine, they say...but I have to put it separately and not with other clothes and that is quite a waste), and again attach it again. Trust me...we don't need any more extra steps in housework. 3. The mop's effectiveness depends on applying pressure. I don't know if others face it problem, but I get a slight back pain with this mop. With the conventional mop, you just squish water back and forth on the floor. It wasn't so uneasy. But this one.. all this unidirectional pressure with a stick with a heavy cloth at the bottom seems to be a little unergonomic. To conclude: I hope Scotch-Brite brings some improvement in the design, but for now, I wold say give this a skip. Sure, it gets the house much cleaner than other mops, but with the more time consuming attach/detach processes, the discomfort in applying pressure and the fumble 360 degree mechanism, it is quite an inconvenient experience. The house will never be 100% clean, so go for the lesser efficient ones. At least the mopping will be hassle free.

I didn't get any extra refill

I used it as soon as I bought it, it's good. But I couldn't use it as a mop. Thank you to the seller who sent it without any defects. But it's costly.

Very poor quality handle is not working