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.

We even tested moving along and touching furniture and baseboards deliberately, and still no scratches were reported.Look for handles that extend to at least five feet (60 inches). It’ll likely give you enough reach for most cleaning jobs. Pivoting Mop Head Since it’s the economical choice on our list, we decided to test it on as many floor types and furniture and walls as possible. See also: We’ve also got everything you need to know about the best mop for hardwood floors. (In case your cleaning spree has got the better of you!)

You can use any household cleaner that you normally use. All-purpose cleaner and vinegar are two of my favorites. If you’re not sure, combine your mop water and scrub a tiny, inconspicuous area of paint with a towel to test it. 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. The Rubbermaid Reveal Spray Mop is the heaviest in this guide. It weighs over four pounds and will be challenging to clean walls for extended periods and even more difficult to clean ceilings. If you’re not comfortable holding up that amount of weight for a few minutes at a time, avoid this mop. Chomp Long Handle Dust Mop: This mop boasts a unique teardrop-shaped mop head, ideal for cleaning corners, baseboards, crown molding, and trim. Besides being ideal for wet or dry cleaning, it extends up to an impressive 62 inches, making it one of the best mops for reaching high ceilings, windows, or walls.

One of the best materials is microfiber. It cleans well with only water, is soft enough not to cause damage, and absorbs well. 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 tall The ability to adjust the length of the handle allows you to reach high ceilings and walls, allowing you to avoid fatigue from overextending your arms. We tested Mr. Siga Floor Microfiber Mop on both stains and regular dirt and it worked perfectly on both, easing the microfiber mop’s place to the runner up on our list of best Wall Cleaning Mops. Second, it features a large, soft mop head that can cover a wide surface area. It comes with three mop pads, so you won’t have to keep washing the same one after each use. Each mop pad is machine washable and lasts for at least 100 uses.

The best mop for cleaning walls and ceilings is one that is not too heavy for you to lift into the air for extended periods. When looking for a mop that washes walls, it’s important to find something that will still work at different angles. You also need it to be light enough to lift easily and maneuver well on a vertical surface. See also: While you’re at it, here’s some tips for getting perfectly clean floors as well! Why should you wash your walls with a mop? In this guide, I provide a comprehensive review of the five best mops for cleaning walls and ceilings. It did that, without leaving any water on the floor, or leaving any dirt marks behind, thanks to its 600-degree swivel head mop frame, which made it easier for us to control the movement of the mop while testing it on different dirt types.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. 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. The best part about testing Bona Hardwood Floor Spray Mop was the fact that it’s perfectly designed for hardwood floors, tiles, and laminate floors, but it still works perfectly on walls, as we tested it on multiple floor and wall types, and not a single scratch was spotted during the testing. Now that you know what to look for, let’s review the five best mops for cleaning walls and ceilings. Best Mops for Walls and Ceiling: Comparison Chart The main downside of this mop is that it’s significantly more expensive than the others. In fact, you could buy two or three other mops for the price of one Norwex.