Mops for Floor Cleaning Wet Spray Mop with 14 oz Refillable Bottle and 3 Washable Microfiber Pads Home or Commercial Use Dry Wet Flat Mop for Hardwood Laminate Wood Ceramic

Mop is nice and light, easy to use. The spray, sprays ahead of the mop head about 2 feet in a nice fine mist.The mop pads Velcro onto the head and stay securely attached. They also clean easily almost like new. I did find the the bottle holing the floor cleaner liquid collapsed during use so I was glad I removed the container before the Collapsed sides became permanent.

Great product, easy assembly and exactly what I was looking for. With the exception that the pole broke after a few uses. Needs a stronger pole.

Works great, easy to fill, picks up dirt well, easy to use, swivel head is easy to use and go around furniture easy, easy to remove pad and add it back. I wish it was a little longer and that the bottle wouldn't link when you move it around. It does a great job, sprays at a good distance.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I really didn't have much faith in this product, but now that I've used it, I'm glad to say I was wrong, it glides easily on my floors, I feel that it really picks up dirt is very lightweight and easy to handle, and the water deposit if big enough for my studio apartment, although itight feel too small for a bigger home.

Overall the Panda Grip Spray Mop is superior to the "Swifter". Easier to assemble, a much larger mop head, that you can just throw in the washer when it needs to be cleaned, and the ability to use your own cleaning solution. The thing that is most annoying about the "Swifter" is the placement of the "spray" button. I'm not clumsy, but the button is located right at the top of the handle where it is very easy to hit inadvertently and release a spray of cleaning solution.

Works perfectly for what I need it for. You can just use water or add your own mix of floor cleaner or use the chemical kind, easy to use for that quick cleanup or, spot clean. Pads are washable so no wasting money on disposable.

Good does what it should do.

It's sturdy, well-made, very light to work with, lets me clean my floors with whatever I chose (instead of Swiffer and other name brands), and does not require batteries. It doesn't cost more than it needs to, doesn't weigh more than it needs to, and does not require name-brand consumables. It also has a very wide spray arc and uses wide microfiber pads, which makes it way easier to clean. It's literally a perfect spray mop.Seriously, the fact you need batteries for every Swiffer now is ridiculous, it's just as much work to press the button as it is to use a hand pump! The first Swiffer model ever made was amazing because you could fill it with any cleaner, and you could use any rag for it (including paper towels). When my wife bought a Swiffer wet jet a few years ago, however, I had never been more disappointed with a product. Has useless built-in design flaws that require you to buy a bunch of one-time-use garbage (name-brand pads/cleaning bottles, batteries, etc), was clunky and just dumped water on the ground in front of it. Anyways, my point from this rant is that the OG Swiffer was amazing, and this is very close to it, but is better because it learned how to improve the product. All Swiffer garbage today seems like it was made by a committee whose goal was to milk the consumer for every penny they can from a spray mop... 10/10 Panda Grip.