After spinning wet mop a number of spins; mop still too wet. How do you get a drier mop?
1123002
It doesn't unfortunately. I tried myself and the pieces of the mop fall off
1123003
Well, when I mop the floor, I spin the mop about 3 times. Then, I rinse the mop and spin it about 9 times and mop again. I hope this help you.
1123004
You have to keep pressing down on the pedal to speed it up. Separate spins don't do the trick.
523016
I haven't had any problems with the pole, but make sure you hold only the blue handle when you need to spin the mop. Hair off the mop: I have a dog, a cat and two very long hair girls my mop picks up lots of hair but gets spinned off when I clean off the mop. I use 1/4 floor cleaner and fill bucket to the line with warm water. I have washed 2 mop heads (in the washing machine) after about 5 uses and haven't had any problems. Hope this helps you.Kristina
107754
Greetings from GoVacuum, We are a very large distributor for this product, and I do get this questions very frequently. I have called Reliable and asked them about why the machine still leaves the floor wet. What they told me was that there is no need to continuously hold the steam trigger down while you are mopping your floors. They tell me that once the pad is wet, the pad will already be hot from the steam, and you should use the steam sparingly. I have tried this techniqe and found that the machine will still clean very well without be trigger happy, and leaves the floors substantially dryer when I'm finished. The best technique I found is to pull the trigger, let the steam accumulate on the pad for approximately 30 seconds, and then begin mopping. I can usually mop a 25 square foot section before I have to release more steam.
1578147
Steam does not continue once trigger is released. It doesn't leave the floor soaked like mopping does. Steam cleans quickly and efficiently without much effort - less is more. You can saturate a floor area more than necessary, but the hot, damp floor pad will grab most of it. You figure out 'how much and how long' using trigger and cleaning settings very quickly depending on the surface and amount of dirt on your floor. Where water will just 'sit', steam evaporates quickly so drying time is not much of an issue. The directions are clear on how to use the steam mop properly, and I've had no problems. Hope this helps. :) Steam does not continue once trigger is released. It doesn't leave the floor soaked like mopping does. Steam cleans quickly and efficiently without much effort - less is more. You can saturate a floor area more than necessary, but the hot, damp floor pad will grab most of it. You figure out 'how much and how long' using trigger and cleaning settings very quickly depending on the surface and amount of dirt on your floor. Where water will just 'sit', steam evaporates quickly so drying time is not much of an issue. The directions are clear on how to use the steam mop properly, and I've had no... » Read More Steam does not continue once trigger is released. It doesn't leave the floor soaked like mopping does. Steam cleans quickly and efficiently without much effort - less is more. You can saturate a floor area more than necessary, but the hot, damp floor pad will grab most of it. You figure out 'how much and how long' using trigger and cleaning settings very quickly depending on the surface and amount of dirt on your floor. Where water will just 'sit', steam evaporates quickly so drying time is not much of an issue. The directions are clear on how to use the steam mop properly, and I've had no problems. Hope this helps. :) « Show Less
1362875
I've no idea. You might be able to just wash the mop head in washing machine.
273062
I've had this steam mop for several years. Then answer is, it depends on how you use it. If you try to use it before letting it ehat up all the way, it will be wetter and may leave puddles. My recommendation is, turn on the steam mop with a full reservoir of water 3 to 4 minutes before you are planning on using it. You will see the steam emitting. Then use as normal... the floors will definitely be drier much quicker than a mop with no puddles! I sue this every day and with a 3 and 4 year old in the house, we def need dry floors befroe the kids come in and slip!
1480670
Check that your two piece mop handle is properly aligned and that the two protruding buttons are fully extended. They secure the handle parts and if not in order you can have difficulty using the trigger mechanism. We did, but once aligned all is fine.
254545
No, they dry quite quickly actually. Sometimes I will want a mop effect. I have to go over the same spot about 6 times then.
23894
It depends how much you wring it. I always wring it out halfway and mop, then wring it out again so it's drier and go over the area again. It gets very dry if you wring it a lot.
1488862
NO.........however you have to use proper mopping methods...like moping the dirt up, then having clean water and mop to go over the floor once again. If the floor is not too dirty the same water will work. I bought an extra mop head when I got my mop. I mop with one head (when the floor is tracked with dirt or mud)and them rinse with the second head and afterwards put both in the washing machine. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do.
97035
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615758
Have you checked the wringer without the mop to be sure it spins? Do you put the mop clear down in the wringer section(red) and then when you step on the pedal do you hold the mop handle loose enough so that the whole mop spins? Mine works great. hope this helps
2165113
I clean mine after each use by plunging the spinner (while spinning) into soapy water and then into clean water and wiping it dry with a soft cloth.
1134184
Hi Hallie, normally with this unit you will only want to press the steam trigger for 5-10 seconds to moisture the mop pad and then apply steam as needed when the pad starts to dry. If you hold the steam button the entire time it can cause excess moisture which may be what you are experiencing.
2256743
I have a new washing machine that spins like crazy. So my rugs were just damp. They dried in 24 hours in Basement. Maybe a 2nd spin/evacuate water sequence could help you?
1576135
Keep using the same one just rinse it clean. My husband put it on a piece of wood attached to a mop handle.
844121
I had that problem when I first started using Bona but then found that I wasn't wetting the mop sufficiently before I started. In addition to lightly spraying the floor, you need to make sure the mop itself is well wetted, and then it glides easily over the floor.