Microfiber Dual-Side Bona Flip Mops for Cleaning Flat Dust Wet Dry Mop Floor Cleaning Mops with 3 Reusable Washable Mop Pads for Hardwood, Vinyl, Laminate, Tile Cleaning Floors

This is a decent floor mop. I could even see it being used as a damp wet mop. You get three mopheads with it, which is awesome. It picks up a lot of what's left behind. The second picture shows what I got off of our hardwood floor after running over it with a vacuum.The only two things that I don't like about it are that the handle doesn't stay extended. I never got any kind of "click" anything when extending it, and if I put too much pressure on it, the top slides down.I also don't like how dangly it is. When you lift the mop, the bottom swings freely instead of staying flat. So if you're dust-mopping and pick it up, the head swings and you have to plop it down. It's hard to describe.Other than that, I like it. It can go into the washer and is fully enclosed around the mop head. My other dustmop has a head that only covers one side, and cat litter gets trapped in the ends. This one doesn't do that, so it's not dumping litter out while I'm sweeping.

The mop does a good job of corralling all the debris and dust off my wood floor, and I use it in between regular vacuuming. The heads are easily removed for machine washing, and I like the versatility of being able to flip quickly from the fluffy chenille side to the flatter microfiber side. I find that I use the chenille more often for my floor cleanups.I previously had a brand of floor duster (starts with Sw) that had a metal pole that I almost immediately bent by pushing it too hard. This telescoping pole feels pretty solid, even extended to its full length.It’s performing well for me. It’s not Bona brand.