They work great

This is just perfect for me and my small kitchen! I am able to use it in so many different ways.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It has revolutionized my cleaning routine! Its versatile design effortlessly tackles dirt and grime on various surfaces, from hardwood floors to tiles. The sturdy construction ensures durability, while the ergonomic handle makes maneuvering a breeze. I'm impressed by its efficiency in picking up even the smallest particles, leaving my floors spotless with minimal effort.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is great because it works on any surface tile, final wood, laminate and marble wet versus dry sweeper mop, uses microfiber to deep, clean, and Chanelle for dry dusting comes with a scraper tool that helps remove hair from the debris pad, and the fact that you can wash and reuse is super handy for longevity in a product. There is a one-year warranty on this which is good in the event something breaks or bad happens within that first year

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was excited to use this because I felt reusable pads are less wasteful and would also save money from using the typical swiffer. I was not very impressed by this. Plus for setup which took all of 2 minutes. I did notice one of the pieces had the appearance of rust on it right out of the box which is shown in one of the photos. I tried out the microfiber side mopping my kitchen. I poured about 3/4 cup of cleaning solution on the floor and all the mop did was move the liquid around which you can see in the video. The final result picture is after squeezing the pad out 3 times! It says the microfiber is for spills etc, but it would have been a quicker job with a swiffer wet pad. The chenille side is for hair and dry items, and I did use that as well and that side worked just okay also. It mainly moved the debris around as they did not adhere well. I’m giving 3 stars for the reusable ability, but there are better products out there and this is definitely not “Heavy Duty.”