Force-saving, time-saving, and more power efficient, feel less tired whilst keeping your floors cleaner The mop that took the fewest number of passes to cover the 10-foot-by-10-foot cleaning area received all 5 possible points, while the second-best received a 0.5-point deduction, the third-best received a 1-point deduction, and so on. If two spin mops performed the same, each mop received the same score. Floor Cleaning—Flexibility

Before purchasing a spin mop, it’s important to understand how each product’s design and specifications impact its performance and user experience. Here are four factors to consider before buying a spin mop. Wringing MechanismThe spin mop with the head that was the easiest to maneuver received all 5 possible points, while the second-best received a 0.5-point deduction, the third-best received a 1-point deduction, and so on. If two spin mops performed the same, each mop received the same score. For example, the mop with a head that cleaned corners without jamming or slowing received more points than a model with a rigid and inflexible head. Wringing Efficiency The best spin mop for your household depends on your needs and priorities. If your floors experience a lot of foot traffic, opt for a heavy-duty spin mop model. If ease and convenience are preferred, look for a model that wrings effortlessly. If value is your primary consideration, choose a spin mop that comes with multiple replacement heads and a multi-year warranty. How does a spin mop work? HANDLE EXTENDS FULLY TO 123 CM - With a telescopic handle that extends up to 123 cm, anyone can mop comfortably without bending over Our ranking system The TopChoice.co.uk Team selects top-of-the-line items from a wide selection and conducts rigorous evaluations on almost all the products available on the internet. We rank each product based on how well it matches our criteria. MACHINE WASHABLE - The TURBO microfiber mop head is easily detachable, and can be machine washed at up to 30°C; Re-use it again and again

We tested how the dry spin mop fared against a puddle of water and a puddle of soda. We noted how many passes it took each mop head to remove standing liquid and how dry it left the surface after cleanup. To ensure consistency, we poured one cup of water and one cup of soda on the ground before testing each spin mop. Floor Cleaning To test a spin mop’s ability to clean an open floor, we tested each mop in a 10-foot-by-10-foot area. We noted how even each mop applied its cleaning liquid, the total coverage each mop applied with one pass, and how easy it was to move the microfiber mop head. To make testing consistent, we used the same 10-foot-by-10-foot area for each spin mop. Wringing EfficiencyThe spot cleaning test was two-fold, with each model scored on its ability to absorb a water spill and a soda spill. The spin mop that used the fewest passes to clean the liquids received all 5 possible points, while the second-best received a 0.5-point deduction, the third-best received a 1-point deduction, and so on. If two spin mops performed the same, each mop received the same score. To determine the benefit and effectiveness of each spin mop, we tested the products on mobility, spot cleaning, floor cleaning, and wringing efficiency. Mobility