Chomp Wall dust and wash mop, Yellow Micorfiber, 60 Inch

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It also has the largest mop head at 20 inches long. That may be too big for certain spaces (for example, around light fixtures), but if you have a large home with tall ceilings, you’ll be able to cover a ton of space in minutes. The extension handle on the Swiffer makes reaching these high surfaces simple and safe—so you don’t have to stand on a step stool or ladder. When you’re done dusting, just toss the disposable cloth in the garbage.

This is the only spray mop on the list because this type of mop can potentially leak, oversaturate walls, or come with cleaning solutions that can damage your paint. You can just use whatever household cleaner you’d normally use. Some of my favourites are all purpose cleaner or vinegar. If you’re not sure, mix your mop water and test a small inconspicuous area of paint by scrubbing with a cloth. If the paint is ok after you let it dry then your cleaning solution is probably safe on your paint.It boasts a telescoping handle that extends to reach ceilings and other high places. The pivoting mop head makes it easy to maneuver, giving you more control. Overall, if you need a simple mop for dry dusting your walls, the E-Cloth Flexi-Edge Mop is an excellent option. If you’re looking for a deep clean with water, consider the E-Cloth Deep Clean Mop. I’m a big fan of this mop as both an all around cleaning solution and great option for washing walls. It’s lightweight and easy to move around, plus it has a refillable cleaning solution tank that sprays out when you squeeze the handle. Perfect if you make your own homemade cleaners or prefer more natural brands. The mop head isn’t huge (10” x 8”), so it won’t cover as much surface area as the mops, and cleaning jobs may take a bit longer. But it can deliver a thorough clean, making it one of the best mops for cleaning walls and ceilings that you can buy.

You can avoid this risk altogether by choosing a standard mop and using a spray bottle to dampen the walls/ceiling. Soft Mop Head We even tested moving along and touching furniture and baseboards deliberately, and still no scratches were reported. Bona Microfiber Mop: This is the best overall mop for ceilings and walls because you can use it dry or wet, it’s lightweight, and it features a pivoting mop head and extendable handle. Handle is a bit short so it’s still hard to reach high parts of the wall or use on the floor if you’re tallSpray mops are ideal for floors, but lifting them can be an issue due to their weight and likelihood of leaking when turned upside down. The soft microfiber mop is easy to use, with a pivoting mop head to reach angled spaces on your walls, ceiling, or windows. Plus, it has rubber corners to protect surfaces while you clean. In short, it is a versatile and durable tool built to stand up to multiple cleaning tasks. Plus, Bona is known for having great cleaning solutions for all kinds of floors and surfaces.

Mops have a lot of advantages when it comes to cleaning walls. First, they can help you in reaching areas that you couldn’t reach while washing by hand. Second, they might help you save time you spend oncleaning. It comes with a 2-year warranty, it features the longest handle and widest mop head, and Norwex is a great brand. You’ll learn the pros and cons of each option and the key factors to look for when you’re shopping.Even though the mop head is a bit on the larger side (16.5”), it’s not so big that you can’t fit it in corners and small spaces (like between the window trim and ceiling). Personally, I like the GeeRo Professional Microfiber Mop. It stood out from the others because of the large surface area of the mop, meaning that cleaning goes a lot faster. Plus the super long handle is perfect for getting it into all those hard to reach areas. It’s pretty tough to choose a winner in this category. Most of these mops will get the cleaning job done in no time, but what’s the best mop for washing walls?