You can sweep and vacuum all you like, but if you have hardwood, vinyl or tile floors in your home and run into sticky residue or stuck-on grime, you’ll need a mop. There’s good news, though. Mops ...

Brooms and dry mops may be a quick fix for messes, but without water and a sanitizing agent, you’re likely just pushing dirt around your home, according to our experts. That’s where wet mops come into ...

There’s a lot to like about tile flooring, especially in kitchens, bathrooms and foyers. It’s durable, relatively inexpensive and maintains an appealing aesthetic. However, tile and stone flooring ...

With so many different types of mops available, it can be tricky to know which types are appropriate for which jobs, including your laminate floors. For instance, a dry mop is perfect for periodic ...

Q: We had laminate wood flooring installed recently. It looks great, but I wonder how we should clean it. A: Microfiber dust mops are among the best cleaning tools for wood floors — whether laminate ...

Which spin mop is best? When was the last time you bought a mop? While a broom that’s been living in the back of your closet can be just as effective after many years of use, mops have a relatively ...

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