Brooms and dry mops may be a quick fix for messes, but without water and a sanitizing agent, you’re likely just pushing dirt around your home, according to our experts. That’s where wet mops come into ...

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Select independently determines what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more. Brooms and dry mops may be a quick fix for messes, but without water ...

While you likely spot clean as needed to rid surfaces of spills and grime, nothing makes floors gleam like mopping. No, we're not romanticizing mopping, but finding the right mop can improve not only ...

You can sweep and vacuum all you like, but if you have hardwood, vinyl or tile floors in your home and run into sticky residue or stuck-on grime, you’ll need a mop. There’s good news, though. Mops ...

Vinyl floors are known for their resilience, but that doesn’t mean they are indestructible. The best way to keep your floors clean and ensure they last a long time is to invest in a microfiber mop.

Tackle layers of grime and stubborn floor stains with one classic cleaning tool. While brooms and vacuums are great for removing surface-level dirt, mops are superior for the toughest jobs, plus ...

With so many different types of mops available, it can be tricky to know which types are appropriate for which jobs, including your laminate floors. For instance, a dry mop is perfect for periodic ...