Chomp Wall dust and wash mop, Yellow Micorfiber, 60 Inch

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Mop heads with a 90-degree pivot are effective in most applications, but a 180 to 360-degree swivel gives you more movement and flexibility. Large Mop Head We tested and tried it on different floor types, but it stood out on tiles and hardwood floors, alongside walls. The Rubbermaid Reveal Spray Mop is the heaviest in this guide. It weighs over four pounds and will be challenging to clean walls for extended periods and even more difficult to clean ceilings. If you’re not comfortable holding up that amount of weight for a few minutes at a time, avoid this mop. Look for handles that extend to at least five feet (60 inches). It’ll likely give you enough reach for most cleaning jobs. Pivoting Mop Head

This smartly designed mop’s telescopic handle ensures comfortable cleaning for people of all heights. Its sponge head scrubs and dries floors at the same time and there’s a wringing lever for removing excess water. One of the best materials is microfiber. It cleans well with only water, is soft enough not to cause damage, and absorbs well.Finally, Bona is known for making an array of effective floor cleaners, so if you want a mop that you can use primarily to clean the floors with occasional use on walls, ceilings, or windows, it’s an excellent option.

E-Cloth Flexi-Edge Mop managed to work well on hard floors, walls, ceilings, chair legs, baseboards, and harder-to-reach corners. Chomp Long Handle Dust Mop: This mop boasts a unique teardrop-shaped mop head, ideal for cleaning corners, baseboards, crown molding, and trim. Since most mops are designed to clean floors exclusively, it’s challenging to figure out which options work best on walls and ceilings.

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Bona Microfiber Mop: This is the best overall mop for ceilings and walls because you can use it dry or wet, it’s lightweight, and it features a pivoting mop head and extendable handle. This spin mop has a unique design that makes it easy to clean in small places. It would be perfect to get up on the corners of your walls. Definitely a strong contender for the best mop for washing walls. I especially love how the wringer works; you use the foot pedal to activate the wringer which does a great job of removing excess water. There’s nothing worse than having water dripping down your walls when you wash them! Simply a scaled-down version of the previous mop, this miniature model is perfect for bathrooms as it's nifty enough to reach into awkward spaces. It’s compact in design and really easy to store, making it a top choice for smaller homes. Its microfiber mop is powerful in removing hard stains using water alone, but adding chemical cleaners made it much easier.

The soft microfiber mop is easy to use, with a pivoting mop head to reach angled spaces on your walls, ceiling, or windows. Plus, it has rubber corners to protect surfaces while you clean.

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Speaking of dirt types, we tested it on dust, pet hair, small and large debris types, and wet dirt. Its best performance is on the wet dirt, but it was still perfect on other dirt types, especially when encountering them on walls. Mr. Siga Floor Microfiber Mop’s handle is stainless steel, and its aluminum frame made it less-pressuring on us while testing the mop on different floor and debris types. It’s pretty tough to choose a winner in this category. Most of these mops will get the cleaning job done in no time, but what’s the best mop for washing walls? We tested Mr. Siga Floor Microfiber Mop on both stains and regular dirt and it worked perfectly on both, easing the microfiber mop’s place to the runner up on our list of best Wall Cleaning Mops.

The main downside of this mop is that it’s significantly more expensive than the others. In fact, you could buy two or three other mops for the price of one Norwex. Personally, I like the GeeRo Professional Microfiber Mop. It stood out from the others because of the large surface area of the mop, meaning that cleaning goes a lot faster. Plus the super long handle is perfect for getting it into all those hard to reach areas. When looking for a wall cleaningmop, it’s crucial to look for something that will work at various angles -even on skirting boards. It must also be light enough to be easily lifted and maneuvered on a vertical surface. It did that, without leaving any water on the floor, or leaving any dirt marks behind, thanks to its 600-degree swivel head mop frame, which made it easier for us to control the movement of the mop while testing it on different dirt types. Use warm water, as it loosens grime more effectively than cold water, but note that very hot or boiling water can damage flooring.Its flexible, soft mop head attracts dust, cobwebs, pet hair, and fine debris. It features thousands of fluffy fibers to get the job done and lasts up to two years or 200 washes. Mops without a pivoting head require you to move and reposition yourself to get the job done, wasting time and effort. See also: While you’re at it, here’s some tips for getting perfectly clean floors as well! Why should you wash your walls with a mop? Although they’re handy to get certain things off walls (kids’ drawings being one of them), heavy duty cleaners like Magic Erasers might take the paint off your walls. Use this type of cleaning option with extreme caution. Make sure you wipe the cleaning residue off after. Tips for washing walls with a mop