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[ciao_bella]

I'm in the process of looking for a new mop.  I don't want the ones (Swifer) where you have to continually buy the pads and then throw them out.  I have been using a Libman type of mop that you dip in a bucket of water and it is self sweezing to get the water out.  

I saw this mop from Campanelli on air recently, and it has some good and some not so good reviews on the sprayer part of the mop. 

Anyone here use this mop (V57662) and have any thing to say about it?  

[Still Raining]

I have a simpler mop like this.  

No spray on handle, which to me could mean dripping storage.  

My footpad is hinged, so when I take the pad off to wash it, the head is smaller to store.

The usual from the grocery store works for me.  

[vermint]

@ciao_bella Don't know about the Camanelli product, but I do have a comment about the Swiffer Mop, if I may.

I bought the Swiffer Power Mop (double spray), and love it...but you're right, the pads are expensive, especially if you mop a lot. I found some washable, terry cloth texture microfiber pads on Amazon that work really well. Came in a pack of 4 or 5, and you just set the mop head down on them to attach. They stay put until I take them off. Mine have been laundered multiple times and are still holding up well.

I did not care for the Swiffer Wet Jet (single spray) because the spray just didn't cover an area big enough for me.

[jackthebear]

there are many multiple use pads for swiffers, available 

etsy or ebay or Amzn

have you tried those?

[JuJu in NC]

I have this mop from Camanelli and it is wonderful and works like a champ.  I just use water in the tank and it doesn't spray too much .  The washable pad works great and washes up beautifully.  I highly recommend it.

[Carmie]

 I don't have the Campanelli mop, but I have the same mop made by O'Cedar.  I have used it for several years now.

I really like it.  I use it a lot, especially after it rains and I get doggie foot prints tracked on my floors.  It also is good for a quick refresh especially in my kitchen.

I have one in my RV too.

I use a Bissell Crosswave for a deeper clean.

My O'Cedar doesn't drip water and works great.  I just have to be aware that the water spritzes further than I would think it does and be careful not to get my walls wet.  I don't spritz close to my walls.

I have real hardwood floors and too much water would ruin them. 

[PinkyPetunia]

Spray mops like the Campanelli one are available everywhere.  I have a Rubbermaid Reveal one for several years.  Bought it in Walmart originally.  I ordered replacement pads and water reservoir from Amazon. 

Amazon has name brand and off brand spray mops. 

[monicakm]

@ciao_bella 

If you ever want to try a robot vac/mop, I can tell you they are life changing!  I can't tell you how much I appreciate and love mine.  My floors have never been cleaner.  Dog hair season will be here next month.  I have two large dogs.  My robot keeps my floors spotless (carpet and hard floors) and then docks it's self to wash/dry the mop head and empty the dust bin.

[vermint]

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@monicakm wrote:

@ciao_bella 

If you ever want to try a robot vac/mop, I can tell you they are life changing!  I can't tell you how much I appreciate and love mine.  My floors have never been cleaner.  Dog hair season will be here next month.  I have two large dogs.  My robot keeps my floors spotless (carpet and hard floors) and then docks it's self to wash/dry the mop head and empty the dust bin.

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@monicakm Would you mind sharing the brand you have? Dog hair season is year-round at my house...add in two cats and what a mess! My dog is also large--Lab/Great Pyrenese mix, shedding is sometimes more, sometimes less, but always some.