Quick Loop Mop (Mop Head Only) Mopping & dusting with Washable Cloth or Microfiber. Zero Waste Cleaning.

I was always a swiffer person, but I was frustrated with its inability to handle scrubbing and having to constantly futz with and readjust the pads, having to use a dozen pads for one job, and being a slave to the company and having to buy their disposable pads over and over. Fed up, and becoming increasingly interested in a low waste and zero waste lifestyle, I looked for alternatives.Cuban mops came up in my search, and I was intrigued by the idea of using my own reusable cloth and the ability to really get in there with scrubbing. But the t-shape created problems with trying to arrange the cloth and getting it to stay on for more than a couple strokes at a time. I watched videos of people using it flawlessly, and wanted to make it work, but no matter how I tried I couldn’t make it work. Then I found the quick loop.It was the answer to my prayers - every issue I had with the swiffer and the Cuban mops was solved in this product. The convenience and portability of swiffer with the simplicity and scrubbing ability of the Cuban mop!Convincing myself to clean my floors was a chore in itself, but with the quickloop it’s super easy to take it out of the closet, drape a wet cloth over it, and with a spray bottle of soapy water I’m off to the races. No more worrying about if I have enough pads like the swiffer or having to futz around with the cloth like a Cuban mop. I’m cleaning my floors my than ever now.I recommend this to anyone fed up with swiffers and their wasteful and inefficient product. AND to anyone who is looking for a ‘zero waste’ alternative to a swiffer that sacrifices none of the convenience and improves on the model in every way! If you’re interested in Cuban mops, I’d whole-heartedly recommend this instead!

Let me start with saying that I hate mopping. I didn’t own a mop. My 4 year old asked me what a mop was and I didn’t know how to explain it to him. I haven’t owned a mop in decades. We have many non-carpeted surfaces - I sweep them and use a damp rag. It was fine. Then we got a dog and I had to get a mop.What I didn’t want: a heavy, smelly, impossible to clean rope mop. A wasteful, landfill-filling, Swiffer or other “flat mop” with artificially scented cleaners. A plastic-filled sponge mop for which the manufacturers inevitably stop producing refills further promoting ridiculous material consumerism. A hospital grade disinfecting steam mop - I don’t believe it’s healthy or even necessary to kill every germ in our house. Enter the quick-loop mop.Why I love it: I can use the rags I already own! I can use my diy zero-waste cleaners! I don’t have to buy any more “accessories” or “refills”! It’s made in the USA, by a kind man/small business owner with a beautifully and elegantly simple patent, out of his home.Why you should get it: you will never buy a refill again. With a dry microfiber cloth, you will get all the dust - including off your fan. With a wet cloth you’ll get everything else. It’s sustainable, zero waste, plastic-free, and will last a lifetime. I’ve finished the wood with tung oil so that it always looks good. You can leave it unfinished if you like - it’ll still outlast anything else. Best of all, you’ll be supporting a great American small business owner.I have zero affiliation with this company or product. I am not being paid for my honest review. I stumbled across this item on a zero-waste blog and have had very positive interactions with the owner. You should get one now!

I've tried this with 3 mop handles so far and none of them fit. They all twist out with a few seconds of use. I have no problem with the mop head itself, but the handle has been a problem. I hate to buy again from this company, but I'm going to try the handle that they make to go with this product in hopes that works. Otherwise, my mophead purchase was a total waste.

I've bought many, many mops over the years, and this is the first one that actually did what I needed. For instance:1. Small. The "head" is really small, and easy to put in the closet.2. Doesn't stay wet. Once you take off the cloth, there is nothing dirty or wet to store in the closet. This is nice: most mops get stinky or moldy if you aren't careful3. Cleans up dried "goop": You can really apply pressure if needed. I sprayed some dried spilled stuff, then picked it right up. It got the stuff wedged against the wall too.4. Cleans in tight places. Like, under a kitchen island, or at the side of the fridge. Also it's easy to lift up to clean say, the side of the wall.5. Picks up dog hair and other stuff: With a microfiber towel, the loose dust and dog fluff just stuck to it for easy cleaning.6. Can use a variety of covers: A thin microfiber towel works for some things, but a thick terry towel works better for others.7. When one cover gets too dirty, just get a new one.8. Good for less muscular people: I didn't need a bucket of water, or wringing out the head. The mop is very light. It cleans well enough that I didn't need to do many manual scrubbing on hands and knees either.Also this is a really well-made product! I get tired of all the cheap plasticy stuff. This is good strong wood, attached to good strong coated metal. It doesn't require special covers or disposable anything. You don't need to cut a hole in the towel to use it (as is used in some methods for "towel mopping"). I think it's going to be difficult for me to use any other mop now!