The Spruce / Jason Donnelly
Cleaning floors is not one of my favorite chores.
I live in a home with hardwood or ceramic tile floors in every room.
Yes, a vacuum takes care of the area rugs but I must use a mop everywhere else.
The Spruce / Jason Donnelly
Here are the results of my one-month test as I cared for my hard surface floors.
There’s no need to push that around while using a cleaning product.
I tested amicrofiber dust mopand a Swiffer with two different types of Swiffer dry cloths.
The Spruce / Jason Donnelly
If the head is not removable, it can be cleaned in a bucket of soapy water.
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The Dry Comparison
Both the microfiber mop and Swiffer dry mop removed dust and hair easily.
The Spruce / Jason Donnelly
The thicker heavy-duty Swiffer cloths were exceptionally good at trapping large amounts of dust.
Swiffer Wet Jet
Swiffer offers both a WetJet and Power Mop for floor cleaning.
The mop works by spraying the solution onto the floor to be mopped away.
The Spruce / Jason Donnelly
Neither pop in of mop did an exceptional job cleaning the grout between ceramic tiles.
Thegrout required some additional scrubbing.
The Spruce / Jason Donnelly
