Rubbermaid Commercial Products HYGEN Microfiber Wet Mop Head Pad, 18 inch, Red, for Janitorial/Professional Cleaners and Heavy-Duty Industrial Floor Cleaning/Mopping/Scrubbing

This lightweight, solidly built microfiber mop has a couple of major things going for it over your standard home edition mop. First, the spray mechanism produces three nice streams of your preferred cleaner behind the mop where it should go - no more wimpy spritzes in front of the mop head. (Who walks forward over their wet floors while mopping?) Secondly, the microfiber pads are a good size, which makes mopping faster, and are of a superior quality to others I have used. They really pick up the dirt and debris and leave the floor slightly damp as opposed to wet. I highly recommend investing in a whole pile of these pads. They are pricey but they work well, launder great (I avoid fabric softener and the dryer), stay put on the mop head and give the best result when changed often. Lastly, the mop seems built to last with a metal pole and mop head. I especially like the thinness of the mop head which allows me to get under low furniture and the stove. I get cleaner floors in less time with this mop and I anticipate many years of use which to me makes it worth the extra spend.

Best mop I have used. The spray work great. The wide pad makes quick work. Love how the microfiber pad is machine washable. It’s Lightweight and can be stored away. Would recommend buying the Rubbermaid liquid caddy as well

I love this mop. Used it at work and had to get one myself. Much more durable than those mops you buy in the stores.

After breaking 3 swifter wet jets handles...i was frustrated and tired of junk products. Swifters have major problems, quality and having to use disposable cartridges and pads. They have a huge flaw with the handles breaking near the button. This adds up quick, 20 dollars X 3 = 60 just on the wetjets due bad handles. Then add chemical cartridges and pads. You can easily spend the cost of this product and more. Big benefits of this product our the mop head is awesome and the size is not to small like the swifters but not to big. Pads are washable and you have many options. They also don't seemed to get gunked up instantly like the swifter system. The spray system works awesome and is easy to control. Also the place the stream comes out is rubber which helps the nozzles not get clogged. If it does you just need put a little pressure and wiggle the nozzles and it clears the channel. Lastly it is just simple... Dump the chemical of choice in the mop and slap a pad on and you are ready to roll. As a bonus mine came with two microfiber pads...but I think it was just a bonus offer. So cross your fingers and you might get some extra mop pads.

Good mop

Our 1400 square foot condo has hardwood floors throughout and tiles in the bathrooms. I’m old school when it comes to cleaning floors. Give me a good ol’ mop bucket and big, stringy mop and I’d change out the water several times while cleaning to cut down on cleaning with dirty water. I remember when Swiffer first introduced the wet spray system. I was appalled because I didn’t think it did a good enough job as the mop bucket. Years ago I started with the traditional Rubbermaid commercial-grade yellow mop bucket on wheels along with their commercial-grade mop heads. But that system took too much space for storage. Then I moved to the O Cedar system, which is much smaller, but has its own flaws. The biggest challenge I’ve faced with traditional mop buckets is that our master bath has white textured floor tile, which is a nightmare to keep clean (we don’t wear outdoor shoes in there). I had to abandon the O Cedar system and get on my hands and knees because the O Cedar mop would get stuck on the tiles as I applied pressure to scrub the dirt. I needed something new that would save me time, reduce the aches and pain I had from scrubbing, and actually get my floor clean. And that’s when I discovered this little guy. It has changed my mind on the effectiveness of these spray systems over a traditional mop bucket. With this system I have found major benefits over the traditional mop bucket: 1. I save a ton of time while mopping because I’m not switching out water. 2. I don’t have aches and pains from cleaning the bathroom floor on my hands and knees. 3. The floors dry much more quickly since they’re not as saturated. 4. The floors are just as clean as they were with the mop bucket. While this system is great, there are some downsides for me: 1. I’m 5’4”, and I find the handle to be a bit unwieldy. I wish the handle were adjustable so that I could make it slightly shorter, which would give me more leverage for scrubbing. 2. It’s difficult to clean out the water reservoir. I use vinegar/water for the hardwood floors, and a heavy duty tile cleaner for the bathroom floors. When I’m changing out the waters, I have to flip the handle over the tub. 3. It’s difficult to fill the water reservoir. This thing didn’t come with instructions, and I couldn’t find anything on Rubbermaid’s website. I couldn’t find a way to disconnect the water reservoir to fill it or empty it. Because the pole is so long, it can’t fit under my bathtub faucet, so I have to use the kitchen faucet by pulling the head out and filling it. 4. I often overfill it. Because of the awkward way I have to fill the reservoir at the kitchen sink, it becomes difficult to see through the clear window to see how much water is in there. 5. I don’t know what the reservoir is made of, and I’m concerned that over time the water won’t dry out and this will become full of mold. Despite the downsides, the upsides make this an attractive piece of equipment that will stay in my cleaning arsenal. I can only hope that it stands the test of time and will replace my old school methods permanently.

I love this mop! A housekeeper at a hospital was using this mop, and I asked her about it. It’s so simple to use. The mop pad can be washed and is easy to rinse and wring. I usually wet it, wring it, and spray a little cleaner on it. You just put it on the floor with the pad down, and the other side has a Velcro surface that sticks to the mop head. It is very wide so it cleans a lot of surface quickly, but can also get into small spots. This is the best mop I have ever owned. The only downside is that you have to purchase each part separately--the stick, the mop head and the mop pad. But it’s well worth the cost!

Amazing