Mr Clean Mr Clean Magic Eraser MOP! Review

We have shiny white ceramic tiles throughout the bottom floor of our South Florida home.  When they're clean and shiny they look spectacular.  But there's the rub, keeping them clean and shiny.  So, I'm always looking for something to help me get them and keep them that way.

A couple of years ago I tried out the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.  It seemed to work superbly when I used it to clean small stubborn spots, but it clearly wasn't made to clean a whole floor.

But then one day while at the store I noticed the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Mop.  It didn't take me more than a moment to decide to give it a try.

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Mop

There seems to be various versions of this mop.  I chose the butterfly version.

This is the type of mop that folds in half when the middle of the mop lever is operated.  This causes the mop to wring.  It also helps to rid the mop head of any accumulated debris.  I mean there's no sense trying to clean your floor with a dirty mop head.

So how's it working?

As long as you pull and release the mid mop handle a few times when you immerse it in your bucket, you'll be working with a clean mop head.  With this in mind, cleaning your shiny tile floors is child's play.  And, as with the Magic Eraser, you can use just plain warm water.

Any drawbacks?

Just like the original Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, this mop head wears down rather quickly.  I find that I can clean the entire downstairs about 8 or 9 times before having to replace the mop head.  That usually works out to about once a month.  That does strike me as just a little too often.

My Viewpoint

Despite having to replace the mop head monthly, I really do find that this version of the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Mop makes my chore of keeping the floors bright and shiny an awful lot easier.  If you have a similar situation, I recommend you give this mop a try.

Rudi