36" JINCLEAN Industrial Cotton Floor Dust Mop with Adjustable Steel Handle

charles L hooper jr: Like you would find in a school gym. Made very well and makes short work of 1400 sq hard wood floors.

United States on Aug 19, 2023

Steve: Seems very well put together

United States on Jul 27, 2023

AngelicLaughter: It works well, easy to get under furniture, easy to manipulate and as an added bonus it arrived quickly even though we live on an island!

United States on Jul 23, 2022

Hemi345: I bought the 36" mop. It's a great mop head let down by a POS handle. The way these mops are designed, you twist the handle to help steer it around corners. Since they included a length adjustable handle, twisting it causes it to loosen up and collapse. It's infuriating. If you have long aisles to mop and large sweeping turns, it'll probably be fine, but defeats the purpose of having a handle that has adjustable length... no doubt they included the handle because it adds barely any cost to the mop head and cheap to ship since it collapses and fits in the same box. If this had a ridged handle, I'd give this mop 6 stars if I could. Even fighting the handle, I'm able to mop most of my home (hardwood floors) much quicker than using the munchkin-sized Bona mop.

Budget for a rigid handle to handle this big boy.

United States on Apr 08, 2021

Steve: New vinyl floors were just installed throughout my one-bedroom place, so this product makes lots of sense for me because I can use it to 'dust' the vast majority of my flooring in just a few minutes. It's great for that. But when dusting underneath things precisely when you're essentially down on all fours and you need the handle to stay firm as you apply some light twisting/torque force to angle the mop head to one side or another under your bed, the two-piece screw-together handle comes lose and significantly diminishes your ability to turn and direct the mop head into various corners. The two pieces of the handle are screwed together with a weak plastic joint.

As for cleaning it, so far what I continue to do is to take the mop outside after I dust the floor, find a windowless section of exterior wall on a nearby building, hold the mop up at hip level and place the handle horizontally as I lightly slap the whole face of the mop head against the wall. The dust presumptively shakes off with a few good 'slaps' against the wall and I'm done. I haven't yet laundered the mop head so I can't speak to how well it holds up with a good laundering.

United States on Sep 25, 2020