#4 in Household dust mops & pads
Use arrows to jump to the previous/next product
Reddit mentions of O-Cedar Dual-Action Microfiber Flip Mop with Telescopic Handle
Sentiment score: 1
Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of O-Cedar Dual-Action Microfiber Flip Mop with Telescopic Handle. Here are the top ones.
or
This flip mop features a head that is double sided Microfiber & Chenille for wet and dry cleaningMop Head rotates 360 degrees for easy cleaningThe dual-action microfiber flip mop is machine washable up to 100 timesThis mop's dense blue chenille side is especially great for pet hair pickup and sweepingThe dual-action flip mops white microfiber side features scrubbing strips that allow for deep floor cleaning
Specs:
| Color | Blue |
| Height | 2 Inches |
| Length | 58 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | January 2019 |
| Size | 1 |
| Weight | 2 Pounds |
| Width | 6 Inches |
I've gone round and round on this myself. I think it boils down to how 'clean' things need to be in order to keep you happy. I'm a neat freak. Clorox wipes + Softscrub take care of most of my cleaning needs, but there's a good number of specialty items I get because they simplify my life, and simple is pretty close to minimal for me.
For example, just yesterday I made what is likely a non-minimalist purchase to most: Vinyl floor polish. I used ammonia to strip the floors ($1.25 and 3 hours of scrubbing), but the polish most certainly was not. $12 for a bottle that I'll use maybe once while living in this house. The balance for me is that my scuffed up, dirt-encrusted floors are now sparkling clean and a near mirror shine.
Another one I can think of is toilet tabs... the ones that make the water blue. It means I only have to scrub the toilet every couple of weeks instead of every week and have never had to deal with limescale. I bought a bulk pack and now have to store them in the linen closet, but it was worth it for the time I save to spend on other things.
As far as a simplified kit goes: Clorox wipes are my daily surface cleaner (could be subbed for a jug of any cleaner in a spray bottle, but my roommates won't use it if it's not super-easy), and Soft Scrub w/ Bleach is for the deep clean. I have a pack of scouring pads but found I don't need them, a small plastic bristle brush takes care of most of the scrubbing. The Soft Scrub is great for every surface in the bathroom and kitchen once a week. I have a jug of ammonia for the windows and stainless appliances as needed. Vinegar is already highly used in my kitchen and it can be used for a lot of the same things as ammonia. I have an 8-Pack of dish cloths that serve as my rags and paper towels, and a flip-mop for everything the floors need. I personally avoid soap for everyday cleaning since I notice the streaks and soap scum build up, and it doesn't sterilize/sanitize.
I bought multi-packs of each of these items or big jugs to keep it cheap, and keep them all in a white bucket under the sink / in the closet. I haven't needed additional cleaning supplies other than the wipes in about 3 years now. Even the wipes work out to about $0.04 each, and I use 3-5 in a day.