High Street TV Floating Mop - Cordless & Rechargeable - 100RPM Dual-Contra Rotating Microfiber Cloths - Complete Hard Floor Cleaning Solution - Loosen & Lift Dirt with Polishing & Scouring Pads

I'll admit to being dubious when I saw the TV shopping advert, but tried it anyway and to my surprise it matched up to its hype.The heads are really easy to attach, they've been in the wash several times now with no problems.It really does seem to float across the floor, and the end result is so much better than before. I was using a flash mop because it's a wooden floor so didn't want to get it too wet. Because you squeeze all the water out and just squirt the cleaner onto the pads, they clean without soaking the wood. Brilliant on the vinyl floor in the bathroom too.Light enough for me to use with ease.I love it. Never thought I'd be this enthusiastic about a cleaning tool!

This is OK and it will do the work, however for me it is too light and the the rotation is a bit slow, it needs to be maybe 1 kg heaver and faster rotation. It will do the job but it takes time and is not as good as the advertisement, is it worth the price, yes it is, but be prepared to take more time than it says on the advertisement.

This gadget is brilliant, its so easy to use, super lightweight, no effort required & leaves floors really clean & shiny. Would definitely recommend.

Great product does as it should

As above

Rubbish, I didn’t realise that you had to either apply water to the pads or pour water onto your floor to use this cleaner! How ridiculous. I thought it would squirt out water so you could wash the floor.,sent back and just ordered the Shark rotating mop instead.

Great gadget for cleaning wooden and tiled floors effortlessly, great price too, easy to store.

I was skeptical after reading the negative reviews but it was on offer so I took the plunge. I've never used a spinny mop before so can't make any comparisons, but I think it's OK for the offer price and won't lift my vinyl tiles. It definitely doesn't pick up bits but I wouldn't expect it to - it's a mop not a vacuum cleaner or broom. Even when I use my fab Shark carpet washer, I expect to have to vacuum thoroughly first, and that does have suction. So, a thorough sweep or vacuum first will pick up the bits and this machine will definitely wash the floors. However, if you are looking for saving time, I didn't find this one did that. It doesn't spin very fast, more like 60 rpm instead of the 100 advertised, which was a disappointment on first use after an initial full charge, which means you need to be patient and give it time to do the job. The white streak behind it on a brown floor is also misleading but I wouldn't believe that anyway! However, as you can see from the attached photo taken after the first use on my utility, kitchen and conservatory, it definitely did pick up dirt, and my floors feel cleaner. I sprayed the floor with my usual cleaner as I went along, and a little on the pads to dampen them at first. After letting it pass over several times, adding a little pressure, I changed to the blue polishing pads and passed over several times. The bright blue pads were even dirtier that the green ones at the end, so it definitely seems that multiple passings and polishing are the way to go. I would usually need a couple of little rests during the mopping of all the floors, so in total, the job probably took the same time with the spinning mop, but definitely much easier and more fun. It does leave a tiny bit in the corners, but it does get right up to the rest of the edges and is very manoeuvrable under chairs and round corners. In summary, I don't think it's a time saver, but is definitely easier than manual mopping, safer on vinyl tiles than a steamer, and at this price, is a decent compromise, just not a wow gadget.