Hoping for reviews on the lightweight ‘click on’ mops I’ve seen online.

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Georgesgran

I’m glad you’re pleased with yours Sasta. Mine came today and what a complete waste of money. Unfortunately, I can’t remember where I got it, there’s no documentation with it, so I’ll have to put it down to experience, although at 75 you’d think I’d know better?
Very annoyed that I even ordered extra cloths, because there’s absolutely no way to attach them to the mop head!

Sorry, your mop isn’t what you wanted, Georgesgran.
I’m posting two pictures of what my mop head looks like underneath. One before I add the cloth (I have to place a cloth on the floor, put the mop head on top of it and press down on the handle), and 1 showing the underside of the mop head when the cloth is clamped in. Sorry it’s a bit messy but I had just used it.

I’m glad you’re pleased with yours Sasta. Mine came today and what a complete waste of money. Unfortunately, I can’t remember where I got it, there’s no documentation with it, so I’ll have to put it down to experience, although at 75 you’d think I’d know better?
Very annoyed that I even ordered extra cloths, because there’s absolutely no way to attach them to the mop head!

Back again. The clothes provided are very fine, I’ve used one damp around corners, it was ok. Then I used a thin microfibre duster and went under all the furniture on a wooden floor and it’s been brilliant. It holds the microfibre duster much better than the fine ones provided.

It’s been useful hearing from you all thank you. I was passing a Lakeland yesterday (we don’t have one in my town) I nipped in and got theirs. It’s exactly what I was hoping for at half the price I’d seen on some of the FB posts. Really pleased with it for between proper floor washes.

I bought mine because I saw it on FB, but like the OP said, I was reluctant to buy from sn unknown source, then when I saw it in Lidl I thought I’d give it a try.

If you’re being offered one with batteries or one that you need to tuck something into 4spaces on the top, or one you have to put a cover over the head, like the red and blue ones above, it’s not the same thing.

All those do work, but they aren’t the ones that you simply click onto any cloth and click off without having to touch the cloth (unless it’s one you want to reuse.)

I’m looking on the website for them.
But why do some of them take batteries?

There is just too much choice and not sure what to choose..

I had a swiffer years ago and it just came with some dry sheets that you attached to the head and then disposed of them afterwards. This latest one is new to me.

I bought mine on tiktok shop. Absolutely love it, I even use mine for my kitchen cabinets that I can't reach.

Sasta its really old but you can get them anywhere,I wouldnt bother about the make,the blue I pulled out of the garage it never gets used,it takes a flat mop head, the red is brilliant, just attach cloth with the 4 rubber slots,

I’ve got one of these and I’m happy with it. The head can be washed and reused
www.argos.co.uk/product/4655475?region_id=02929m

Thanks all for the suggestions. I think I’ll get the Lakeland one, it looks very close to those I’ve seen online. I want a very lightweight one for a quick mop up between full on cleaning with the Vileda Turbo.

Do you know the make of it Shel1951? Sounds like the ones I’m seeing on FB ads.

Thanks NotSpaghetti. I’ll look into this!

Is it that really that much harder to wrap/tie an old cloth around an existing broom-head, do the job with it, untie the cloth and throw it away (or wash it if you're thrifty)?
I too used to buy an awful lot of gadgetry, only to find that my old methods were easier/cheaper/quicker (and didn't involve finding yet more storage space where they could sit for years gathering dust)! I have so many clip-on, screw-apart single-function white elephants in my garage, it isn't even funny. Or maybe it is (I'm the one that's born every minute).
If the website looks at all dodgy, don't be tempted - I have a lot of those mistakes in the garage, too!

You do have to tuck something into the flash speedmop to use it.

I have a flash speedmop. It's good. I buy their anti-bac cloths to put in it but sometimes use any old rag.

NotSpaghetti

www.swiffer.com/en-us/shop-products/sweeping/swiffer-sweeper-floor-mop-starter-kit

This will apparently use "any old" rags but it does come with its own.
Good reviews

No it’s not a Swiffer. The whole idea of the mop I use is that you don’t have to tuck cloths in or untuck the used cloths.
The nearest one I’ve found is the Lakeland one.
www.lakeland.co.uk/products/lakeland-quick-mop?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20891625552&gbraid=0AAAAADtoD6OnJQCS318Bkmp5EhDtJoTPz&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvqWduLeYlwMVqqBoCR1-JiWdEAQYAiABEgIb0PD_BwE

How does your flash speed mop clean without wipes? Isn’t it just a plastic surface?
Our sons is an actual fabric mop, that clicks onto the pole. Comes with an additional fabric head.

It's the same a the flash speed mop, I've had one for ages but I don't use the speed mop wipes that come with it.

Son, not sin!

I bought mine from Lakeland in the sale, I like it, it does its job.

Our sin has one, from Home Bargains I think. The bucket separates clean and dirty water too, he’s very happy with it.

Personally prefer a spray mop for regular use and the steam mop once a week.

I have one,its great, I use rags etc cut up old towels, microclothes depending on the job, I first purchased a larger one but it was too big, I have one with about a 6 inch head to clip onto, can't praise it enough as it does what its supposed to.

www.swiffer.com/en-us/shop-products/sweeping/swiffer-sweeper-floor-mop-starter-kit

This will apparently use "any old" rags but it does come with its own.
Good reviews

Good luck Georgesgran. I hope it’s just what you need; please let us know.

I’ve got one on order from an online ad, but will it turn up? Watch this space!