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[Mominohio]

This type of microfiber mop. Can be used dry and wet. Really the only thing I've ever found that really grabs the fine dust.

Don Asslet sold here at qvc.

[Fressa]

I have a variety of floors in our house. I use the Dyson and multiple heads. My favorite for the wood and laminates is the Don Astlett dust mop. It has a wide head and microfiber mats that self stick. (washable) They last forever and get the dust and small particles up from your floor without scratching the surface. It is quick! 

[tobes]

@Lucky Charm Please let me know the brand of your fluffy mops and where you get them.  Thanks.

[tobes]

@Fressa Thanks ....I actually have the Don Aslett microfiber mats...forgot I had them..and I have the Dyson vac as well.  It has a header with  brushes which I can use to clean my rugs, but I really need to buy the header without the brushes just in case.  Thanks for your info.  Really helped me.

[tobes]

@Lucky Charm I don't use the dyson beater on my wood floors either ... just the suction feature.  I use the beater on my two antique, oriental rugs only.  I am thinking about getting the dyson foam type head, but I may not need it.  Thanks for your response...it really helps me

[Lucky Charm]

@tobes  Mine are Libman Commercial (dry) mops.  They take a 16 or 18" mop head (the microfiber thousand fingers lol).  Made in the USA, machine washable, pick up dust (much better than swiffer-like contraptions).  

I paid probably $15-$20 for mine at the grocery store years ago (the stick part of it--not the individual replacement mopheads) and I see now they want $107 on Amazon for the stick mop and 6 replacement heads--yikes.

But worth every penny.  I have several of the mops themselves and dozens of the mopheads (go for about $10 now on Amazon--another yikes).  

I like to switch to a clean one halfway thru a room and they are very easy to do that just click click and you're ready to go.

[kivah]

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@Sooner wrote:

Every hardwood floor expert I've ever talked to said vinegar and water and a VERY dry damp mop.  Don't leave water standing.

If it is even more than damp, towel dry it. 

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This is what I do and also what my housekeepers do.  I use Don Aslett's microfiber mop.  It works very well.  M122312

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I've been using Don Aslett's microfiber mop on my tile floors for many years.