Do I enjoy cleaning? The short answer is no. The long answer is there are a few mindless cleaning tasks I actually don’t hate including laundry, dishes, and yard work. The bane of my existence however, is cleaning surfaces. I strongly dislike cleaning the stove, wiping down countertops and table tops, and mopping. That’s right, mopping is basically my idea of torture. That is until I met my new best friend, an easy-to-use mop called The O-Cedar ProMist MAX Microfiber Spray Mop.
My husband and I aren’t what you’d call neat freaks. We keep things reasonably tidy but there are always some things that fall through the cracks and one of those things happens to be mopping. This is because I find mopping to be incredibly arduous. Filling up a bucket with water and cleaning solution and dipping a soaking rag on a stick into this cleaning solution to push around dirt, dust and onion skins on the floor always leaves me feeling like nothing is getting really clean.
The O-Cedar Spray Mop has changed the way I feel about mopping and that’s because they took all the arduousness out of the chore. Here are the top reasons why this easy-to-use mop is a must-shop:
- The microfiber head is dual-sided so you don’t have to change it while you mop your entire house. It is also reusable and all you have to do is throw it in the wash after a use.
- There is a refillable bottle that you fill with water and a tiny amount of soap. When you want to spray about 8-inches in front of you, you just crank the lever on the handle and it jets out a spray of cleaning solution.
- The versatile microfiber pad is great for wet or dry cleaning, you get to decide.
- No need for batteries, this mop just relies on man (or woman) power!
If that hasn’t convinced you, you deserve your old mop!
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