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

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The soft microfiber mop is easy to use, with a pivoting mop head to reach angled spaces on your walls, ceiling, or windows. Plus, it has rubber corners to protect surfaces while you clean. Now that you know what to look for, let’s review the five best mops for cleaning walls and ceilings. Best Mops for Walls and Ceiling: Comparison Chart Mop heads with a 90-degree pivot are effective in most applications, but a 180 to 360-degree swivel gives you more movement and flexibility. Large Mop Head Personally, I like the GeeRo Professional Microfiber Mop. It stood out from the others because of the large surface area of the mop, meaning that cleaning goes a lot faster. Plus the super long handle is perfect for getting it into all those hard to reach areas.

You can just use whatever household cleaner you’d normally use. Some of my favourites are all purpose cleaner or vinegar. If you’re not sure, mix your mop water and test a small inconspicuous area of paint by scrubbing with a cloth. If the paint is ok after you let it dry then your cleaning solution is probably safe on your paint. We even tested moving along and touching furniture and baseboards deliberately, and still no scratches were reported. 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.So what is the best way to keep your walls clean? If you want to keep things easy, just wipe it off with a cloth; the only difficulty is that you might not be able to reach the top areas. Even better, you can just toss the pads in the washing machine between uses. They might be on the thinner side but since the walls don’t usually need heavy scrubbing I think it’s fine. The extension handle on the Swiffer makes reaching these high surfaces simple and safe—so you don’t have to stand on a step stool or ladder. When you’re done dusting, just toss the disposable cloth in the garbage. The Rubbermaid Reveal Spray Mop is the heaviest in this guide. It weighs over four pounds and will be challenging to clean walls for extended periods and even more difficult to clean ceilings. If you’re not comfortable holding up that amount of weight for a few minutes at a time, avoid this mop.

Mops without a pivoting head require you to move and reposition yourself to get the job done, wasting time and effort.Mops have a lot of advantages when it comes to cleaning walls. First, they can help you in reaching areas that you couldn’t reach while washing by hand. Second, they might help you save time you spend oncleaning. If the mop is too heavy, you’re going to experience difficulties. Maneuvering a heavy mop above your head is also an injury risk. Flat mop: Flat mops come with a rectangular or circular head that’s, unsurprisingly, flat, and are great at getting into corners. Their reusable or disposable cloths are usually made of microfibre –a polyester and nylon mix that produces static to attract and hold onto grime. Flat mops aren’t the best at removing stubborn marks, but they’re usually easy to store. 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. 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.

Spray mops are ideal for floors, but lifting them can be an issue due to their weight and likelihood of leaking when turned upside down. The mop head isn’t huge (10” x 8”), so it won’t cover as much surface area as the mops, and cleaning jobs may take a bit longer. But it can deliver a thorough clean, making it one of the best mops for cleaning walls and ceilings that you can buy. Its extendable handle makes using it around a larger room an easier job, adding to its lightweight aluminum build makes the job much easier. 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. The best part about testing Bona Hardwood Floor Spray Mop was the fact that it’s perfectly designed for hardwood floors, tiles, and laminate floors, but it still works perfectly on walls, as we tested it on multiple floor and wall types, and not a single scratch was spotted during the testing.

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Since most mops are designed to clean floors exclusively, it’s challenging to figure out which options work best on walls and ceilings. 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. This smartly designed mop’s telescopic handle ensures comfortable cleaning for people of all heights. Its sponge head scrubs and dries floors at the same time and there’s a wringing lever for removing excess water. I like that you can use it as a dry mop first and dust your walls, then wet it to get them washed more thoroughly. If you have a lot of surface area to clean, this mop is a great choice for washing walls. A few other considerations when choosing a mop for washing walls E-Cloth Flexi-Edge Mop managed to work well on hard floors, walls, ceilings, chair legs, baseboards, and harder-to-reach corners.

Second, it features a large, soft mop head that can cover a wide surface area. It comes with three mop pads, so you won’t have to keep washing the same one after each use. Each mop pad is machine washable and lasts for at least 100 uses. You can also avoid using chairs or step ladders to get to high places, which can be risky if you’re pregnant or have mobility concerns. So you should start looking for a wall cleaning mop that will make cleaning walls easier for you. E-Cloth Flexi-Edge Mop: This has a super fluffy mop head ideal for dusting and cleaning more tight areas like trim, molding, and around light fixtures. 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. Due to the thousands of fluffy fibers, it is better suited for dusting than wet cleaning. That doesn’t mean you can’t use it for wet applications, but use water and not a cleaning solution for the best results when you do.

Look for handles that extend to at least five feet (60 inches). It’ll likely give you enough reach for most cleaning jobs. Pivoting Mop Head 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!