Floating Mop

mallyh | 13:47 Tue 10th Jan 2023 | Home & Garden

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does anyone have one of these if so what do you think of it x

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Canary42

OK, I admit, I didn't have a clue what a floating mop is. Here's a link for fellow-ignorati :-)

Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation

Apologies mallet for interruption (but it will bump it back to the top of the latest list).

Canary42

spellchecker changed your name - not me.

Hopkirk

Do you mean something like Fred's floating map?

Patsy33

I want one! :-)

Hopkirk

I think I'd better go to Specsavers

Xeronema

I thought it was a joke Hopkirk. It did make me do a double take though and then I thought, actually a floating map would be really handy.

Hopkirk

Actually I do go to Specsavers.

Perhaps I should go back and complain.

DarceyK123

Ive got one which was from Lakeland, i really don't think it was worth the money.

Cost me £200 so was expecting it to be good, however i was disappointed.

Xeronema

mallyh, there are so many different brands of 'floating mop' so it's difficult to tell how effective the one you're considering buying is going to be. I've looked at the claims of similar mops with similar sized batteries (anything from 2000mAh - 2600mAh) and similar sized motors. I suspect that all of them would have difficulty cleaning any floor with hardened on grime.

My advice, go for something like this - Amazon.com User Recommendation - not that specifically, you may be able to find one cheaper than that closer to home. This is the type of mop that we used at the Dog Rescue, it was great for soaking up spills and I've never used any other mop that could squeeze out as well as that one.

Either way, I wouldn't go for the floating mop.