Chomp Wall dust and wash mop, Yellow Micorfiber, 60 Inch

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This mop is great because of the wide mopping head. You’ll be able to get your walls cleaned in no time! It comes with a reusable and machine washable pad and works as a wet or dry mop. The adjustable length is perfect for getting even hard to reach places clean! The main downside of this mop is that it’s significantly more expensive than the others. In fact, you could buy two or three other mops for the price of one Norwex. After attracting dust and debris with the dry mop pad, you can switch to the wet for a complete cleaning solution. The mop is designed to be used with water, eliminating the need for chemicals and reducing waste for an eco-friendly cleaning solution. Heidi has an MA in Creative Writing for Brunel University and was previously a restaurant critic for The Infatuation London. Her specialist subjects included natural wine bars, handmade pasta spots and restaurant accessibility. She has also written for The Sunday Times Style and OpenTable. She is currently working on her debut novel. Speaking of dirt types, we tested it on dust, pet hair, small and large debris types, and wet dirt. Its best performance is on the wet dirt, but it was still perfect on other dirt types, especially when encountering them on walls.

I also love the telescopic mop head, it maneuvers easily around fixtures and any awkward angles that might be on your walls. The only downside is that there’s no spray feature so you’ll have to wet the pad yourself or spray down the wall before cleaning. Sweep or vacuum. This may feel excessive, but cleaning up any superficial dust and dirt first will mean you don’t end up pushing it around! The mop features a stainless steel hinge on the mop head that allows you to adjust the tension of the swivel action to be as loose or tight as you want.

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While it’s not specifically designed for wall or ceiling use, it’s suitable for those tasks for several reasons. Mops have a lot of wall washing benefits. First of all, they can help you reach places that you couldn’t while washing by hand. Second, they can shorten the time you spend cleaning. And finally, washing the walls with a mop will give you a more even clean where you’re less likely to miss spots while cleaning.

Besides being ideal for wet or dry cleaning, it extends up to an impressive 62 inches, making it one of the best mops for reaching high ceilings, windows, or walls. First, you can add your own liquid to the built-in 22-ounce capacity spray bottle, so you can ensure the solution is compatible with painted walls. To dispense the solution, all you have to do is pull the trigger on the handle. Its microfiber mop is powerful in removing hard stains using water alone, but adding chemical cleaners made it much easier. The ability to adjust the length of the handle allows you to reach high ceilings and walls, allowing you to avoid fatigue from overextending your arms.Its extendable handle makes using it around a larger room an easier job, adding to its lightweight aluminum build makes the job much easier. Mops without a pivoting head require you to move and reposition yourself to get the job done, wasting time and effort. Most of us don’t have a dedicated wall washing mop. If you’re hoping to find something more versatile than a larger mop might not be your best bet. For that reason, the Rubbermaid Reveal Spray Mop is a solid runner up. What we liked the most while testing the E-Cloth Flexi-Edge Mop is its bendy duster head, as it can close the gaps between the floor and close corners and thoroughly clean it without a problem. Rubbermaid Reveal Spray Mop: If you’re looking for the convenience of a spray mop, this is the best one for walls and ceilings because you can use your own cleaning solution, and it doesn’t leak.

See also: We’ve also got everything you need to know about the best mop for hardwood floors. (In case your cleaning spree has got the better of you!) Handle is a bit short so it’s still hard to reach high parts of the wall or use on the floor if you’re tall This is the only spray mop on the list because this type of mop can potentially leak, oversaturate walls, or come with cleaning solutions that can damage your paint. We tested and tried it on different floor types, but it stood out on tiles and hardwood floors, alongside walls.The GHI team put a range of mops through their paces across vinyl, ceramic tiles and wood laminate. Our rigorous testers dirtied each floor with mud, tea and cooking oil and left the stains to set.