O-Cedar Hardwood Floor Microfiber Mop for All-Purpose Cleaning

Rosielab: This is a huge dust mop. I use it to clean cobwebs in corners of my 12 ft high ceilings. I use it on the floors. It grabs up the dog hair and assorted debris. The size of it makes the sweeping easy as it is twice the size of the Swiffer. I still use my Swiffer at times, but I like the idea of not using as many disposable items. It seems to be sturdy. I read a review that someone snapped the handle. I am sure it could happen, but I don't plan on using it to move anything except debris on the floors. I use the term debris because with dogs there is hair, twigs, leaves, weeds and chewed up things.

United States on Oct 22, 2018

SMO: My husband just installed wood floors in our living area. We have three cats and needed a solution that was easy on the environment as well as affordable. We saw this microfiber mop. It was a perfect solution for us. Once we used it and realized how great the quality was, we fell in love! It was a wonderful investment. When it gets dirty to just throw it in the laundry with our dish towels. We lay it out to dry but you could dry it in the dryer. I also used this to get the walls clean with a little vinegar spray on the cloth right before we throw it in the washer. Easy to store and a breeze to use. Our son usually finds excuses to get out of chores, but with the microfiber mop, he is finding excuses to use the mop!

United States on Sep 19, 2016

Amy: If you have furry animals that shed a lot, or if you have long hair that you tend to shed a lot, this will be great for your hardwood floors. We have dogs and cats who shed so much we could make a whole new batch of animals from the hair, and this thing works GREAT on animal hair. Just run this thing through and the animal hair sticks to it like a magnet.

It's also very flexible and can spin really quickly despite being large. It's smooth, easy to handle, and really easy to pick the animal fur off the cloth to dump into the trash. Really easy to clean off the rag.

The only thing this mop isn't good at is picking up crumbs, so it will still be a good idea to sweep your floors. But if you combine this with a good broom, your hardwood floors will never be grubby or uncomfortable for your bare feet.

United States on Jun 19, 2016

Karen A. - Reedley, CA: I bought this mop as an alternative to the traditional sponge floor mop. I just couldn't keep the sponge from falling off after a few uses! :( This microfiber mop is really nice. It can be used dry as a dust mop, but today I removed the pad, wet it with warm water, wrung it out by hand and used it damp. It glided nicely over my tile floor and easily cleaned spots and picked up dirt. The microfiber pad can be machine washed up to 100 times, but I simply rinsed it out and put it back on to dry for next time. Easy peasy! :)

United States on Sep 13, 2015

Daniel Walker: good mop, easy to clean. i just spray it with hot water in the sink while using it to get the dirt off. then I get back to mopping. sometimes I'll take a piss break or even grab a beer, but I normally get back to mopping pretty quickly. I'm not sure why this mop is called O-Cedar. Absolutely no parts of this mop are wood or Irish. The mop acts like a Swiffer in that it can swivel around and act all fancy, but there isn't a spray button or anything like that on it. Also, the mop head tries to get unscrewed a lot but I finally just screwed it back in real good. Some super glue would definitely do the trick. But, you get what you pay for with Irish mops. The little clippy thing on the side seems like it would be a good place for the handle to snap into but the pieces don't even touch - you would have to bend them inward for it to even make contact with the handle much less firmly hold it in place. Also, I have no idea what part about it is micro fiber, maybe there's some fiber of its being that is microscopic so I haven't even found it yet. The fabric part is like a mixture between a fitted sheet and a normal towel.

United States on Aug 15, 2015