How to use: Mop PadsUpdated 3 days ago

Three mop pads fit the Spray Mop, and they do three different jobs. Deep Clean Mop Pads are the green pads: they give the deeper scrub but create more friction, so they can drag on some floors. Everyday Mop Pads are the blue pads, gentler and easier to move, and are the pad to switch to if the green Deep Clean pads drag. The Dusting Mop Pad is used dry, with no spray, to pick up hair and loose dust before you wet mop. All three attach with hook-and-loop and are machine washable.

Deep Clean Mop Pads are the green pads, built for a deeper scrub. They grip and lift dirt, which creates more friction and can make the mop harder to push on some floors. Everyday Mop Pads are the blue pads, gentler and easier to move, which makes them the better choice across larger areas and on polished or gloss finishes. The simple rule is to start with the green Deep Clean pads for a thorough clean and switch to the blue Everyday pads if it drags on your floor.

Use the Dusting Mop Pad dry, with no spray and no cleaner, to pick up hair and loose dust before you wet mop. Remove it carefully over a bin so the trapped dust does not drop back onto the floor, then swap to a green Deep Clean or blue Everyday pad and mop with Universal Cleaner. If the dusting pad ever feels dry and ineffective, a quick rinse and a shake reactivates the pickup.

Dust first with the Dusting Mop Pad, then swap to a cleaning pad and wet mop. Rotate to a clean, dry pad per room or whenever the pad is visibly soiled, because a clean dry pad lifts dirt while a soiled wet one just moves it around. Take the pad off the mop head after each clean and hang the mop so the plate sits off the ground, since a pad left on a damp plate is a common source of marks next time.

Everyday Mop Pads 5pk

The blue pads: the gentler wet pad and the default for most cleans. Five machine washable microfibre pads.

Deep Clean Mop Pads 5pk

The green pads: the heavier weave, for stuck-on grime and weekly deep cleans. Five machine washable pads.