Libman White Tornado Twist Mop

A: This is very absorbent. One added advantage of the synthetic material is it helps prevent odor causing bacteria that's known to grown on all-cotton mop heads.

A: It doesn't typically leave lint, as this is a blended material, however its best to soak mop heads for about thirty minutes prior to use to remove any lint left over from the manufacturing process.

A: Here's a link to our video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpcBTNBE9_g

A: This mop wouldn't hurt LVP flooring, but its typically suggested by most LVP floor manufacturers to use a microfiber mop. Avoid cleaners that contain ammonia, mop-and-shine products that leave a film, liquid or paste wax, commercial floor cleaners that are not labeled as safe for LVP flooring, steel wool, and stiff-bristled brushes.

A: This would probably be too wet for the walls. you should try the wonder mop product #2000, instead.

A: This mop might be too wet for walls. I would suggest the #2000 wonder mop or our #117 wet/dry mop instead.

A: This is made out of 20% cotton, and 80% polyester blend.

A: No, this is a stand-alone mop. The tornado spin mop item #1283 is the one that comes with the bucket.

A: This is just under two pounds when dry.

A: The handle has a lever that when pushed into the "unlocked position" allows the handle to telescope to varying sizes. Once you find the length that works for you, you would pull the lever into the locked position to start mopping your floors.