Quick, easy mop - Any advice?

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  fertiliser on 04/10/2013 - 17:03

  +5

  i vacuum before mopping. The vacuum gets rid of the dust and hair etc and the mop just cleans up the mess from spilt liquids etc.

  It takes twice as long though.. sigh

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    red-hot on 04/10/2013 - 17:34

    That's exactly what I do, too.
    There's nothing miraculous about a mop. You still have to use it.

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  mboks on 04/10/2013 - 21:53

  Aldi was selling these a few weeks back and some of the bargain sites might have them as well.Bought 1 mop with a spinning drain and 5 replacebale heads for less than $40 last year.cleans really clean, no streaks.I put in some baking soda and sometimes a few drops of eucalyptus oil.Really shiny,non greasy, clean floors Looks very similar to (if it isn't ) this http://inspect.cudo.com.au/adelaide/say-no-to-dirt-with-a-36…

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  Pajexi on 05/10/2013 - 07:22

  Get an Enjo mop. They are fantastic. Get a sweeping pad and a mopping pad to suit your floor type.

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  xlimit on 05/10/2013 - 09:26

  +1

  I prefer these mops from the traditional ones. Easy to use. I use these for everywhere in the house. They sort of act as a broom for dust. I just dunk, strain and keep going. The long strandy one for only the bathroom since I don't mind the excess water there and since there's little dust there.

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  movieman on 05/10/2013 - 21:39

  Thanks guys..

  I'm still unsure which way is the best (in a time-friendly manner).

  Will keep searching…

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  upsidedown on 06/10/2013 - 09:12

  +2

  I use the Oates microfibre mop with the light blue pads. Its very affordable. I usually vacuum first but if you want a quick spruce just wet the mop under the tap and use it in a sweeping motion.