I have to admit, with the recent heat wave, the last thing I felt like doing was cleaning our house. However, today, (Labor Day), we experienced significantly cooler weather. Since I did not have work and the kids did not have school, it was the perfect day to test out our new Libman Company Wonder Mop.
Even though it is not technically fall yet, I always associate fall cleaning with going back to school and a fresh new start. Once the kids go back to school, more dirt seems to be tracked into the house. We have been in school for a couple of weeks now, so…time for fall cleaning!
We bought our Libman Wonder Mop at Walmart. It can also be found at Home Depot and Lowes.
According to the instructions, the Wonder Mop works on Wood & Laminate, Vinyl & Linoleum, Ceramic Tile, Marble and Stone. Using the Wonder Mop is an simple three step process that was very easy for my kids to follow.
- Soak 5 minutes in hot water. It is nice not having to add any other cleaning solution!
2. Push sleeve down and twist 4 times. This rids the mop of excess water.
3. Pull sleeve up, snap into place, and mop.
(My kids were literally arguing about who should do it first because it seemed like such a fun job–no joke!)
First, we tried the Wonder Mop out on our laminate flooring.
We also tried the Wonder Mop on our tile entryway.
The Wonder Mop worked “wonders” on both types of flooring. The Microfiber Gripstrips did a great job of lifting dirt off of our floors. It might be gross, but I always find it satisfying to see all of the gray water that ends up in the bucket after a good mopping. When we finished, we easily removed the mop head and washed it by hand. (It can also be thrown in the washing machine.)
You can grab a $3 off coupon to purchase your own Wonder Mop by signing up for The Libman Company newsletter!
I’m also excited to announce that The Libman Company is hosting a Back to School Pinterest Giveaway. Participating is easy–just pin your must-have cleaning products and enter to win a Libman prize pack. I am a big fan of giveaways and Libman Company products, so I will have my fingers crossed!