Swiffer WetJet Hardwood and Floor Spray Mop Cleaner Starter Kit, Includes: 1 Power Mop, 10 Pads, Cleaning Solution, Batteries

What a neat Product!This is roughly the same price in stores but it has x4 extra heavy pads and x6 regular pads and a mini bottle of spray that will likely last through all 10 pads. (The ones in stores only have x2 heavy duty and x3 regular, so this pack includes double the mop pads than the store versions for the same price, which I think is important to note if you are solely focused on price).I was at the store yesterday comparing what I got to a store version (before it got delivered) and that is when I noticed that they are the same price but you get double the amount of pads in this starter kit (which from what I saw is about a $9.99 savings value in mop pads for a x5 pad refill box)… the trial sized bottle of cleaning solution will likely go out before you need to buy new mop pads. It does not take that much spray to clean.I suspect I could do a full floor mop about 40 times before the liquid would be gone, judging from the amount I copiously used on my first time.Overall, it’s worth it. Yeah it’s the same price as stores, but you get double the amount of pods and the pads are not exactly cheap.I also heard, although I would use caution doing this, that when the liquid is gone, you can drill a small hole into the bottle, dump in some floor cleaner you have, then either tape it shut or cork it shut (near the bottom since the bottle is inverted when being used, and the top has a rubber seal to prevent leakage while also feeding in the cleaning solution). I have not tried that, but I will.It also HAS batteries included (they are in the “normal” pad bag, somewhat hidden)… at first I thought they didn’t come in the package due to some other Amazon reviews, and I have no spare batteries, so I thought I was out of luck until I started feeling into the sealed mop pad replacement bags… There is even a little text on the plastic packaging on the pad bag that says “batteries inside”. I am glad I checked in every bag since I genuinely thought I didn’t get batteries which would have been very upsetting (batteries are like $5 now).While I vacuum my floors every 3 days, I smartjetted my apartment floor (first time in 3 years) with the heavy pad and was surprised how much invisible soot is on the floor. It feels cleaner when I walk barefoot, and it “looks” much cleaner; and if the refill solution kills 99.9% of bacteria like it says it does, even doing a pass on a clean looking floor helps actually clean it without just looking clean (like vacuuming).Although vacuum your floors first before using the wet jet. If there are little crumbs and bits of stuff on the ground, it’s not going to let the middle scrubbing pad fully make contact with the ground… although it surprising picked up all those little bits my vacuumed missed and keep them sealed inside the mop pad, so there was not loose debris when I took the pad off, which is a plus since gross debris falling off as you switch pads sort of negates the cleanliness of it all (and that does not happen).Also, this must be an updated/industrial grade Swiffer, it has the plastic shaped Velcro notches on the bottom of the mop head, so you just press on a pad. The older one’s you had to pinch the corners into little rubber slots. The pads still have extra fabric if you have an older wet jet that you need to pinch in the fabric corners to hold the pad on, but this new one you can just lay a pad on the floor and tap it with the mop piece and it connects.You should get one of these. You’d be surprised what your floors actually look like even if you take good care of them, when you actually get them wet and scrub (which is easy with this wet jet… it’s like vacuuming but mopping) no gross mop buckets and no hands and knees scrubbing.I would whole heartedly recommend!

This little spray and swivel device makes it easy to do quick clean-ups or more thorough cleaning of various floor types. I bought it to do finished wood and some tile, and it does do a good job. It comes with cleaning solution and a pack of absorbent floor wipes. Don't use it on unsealed wood finishes, though.

We finally had to replace our old WetJet after about 15 years of use--the handle broke. I did notice that this one is a bit sturdier, and works just as good as the last one. We have a large-breed puppy and three cats, so we get a good bit of use from this mop. Highly recommend.

So I already owned a Swiffer Sweeper mop (the green on that doesn’t spray) so I had a fair idea regarding the quality of the product. Long story short it’s a solid mop for the price point. Are there better mops out there? Yeah of course but for a mop in the mid $20 range it’s hard to beat. In my opinion the reason they sell this for such a low price is because they intend to make their profits over the long run with disposable pad and cleaning solution refills. In business school they called this the disposable razor strategy, give away a cheap razor and make your money over the long run selling cartridges…That said I’ve got a couple hacks that can make it so you don’t end up spending $100+ over the life of your mop. I wish I could take credit for them but I honestly saw a youtube video and I’m just parlaying the info into this review haha.First things first though let me cover a few of the pro’s and con’s.Pros:- It’s very lightweight & easy to move around for cleaning. Also comes with a swivel head which makes it convenient to get into tight spaces- It’s reasonably compact so it’s easy to find a place to store it.- It comes with batteries for the handle trigger so you don’t have to go to the store to get them.Cons:- The cleaning solution and disposable pad refills are expensive- The disposable pads don’t pick up a lot and really only work well for light messes.- It’s not a super durable mop so I imagine I’ll have to replace it eventuallyMoney Saving Hacks:Tip 1: To save a ton of money on the cleaning solution you can just cut a small hole in the back of a cleaning solution bottle and then refill it with whatever cleaning solution you want. I personally just use vinegar with a little dawn soap and it works great for me. Then just use a standard cork (good excuse to drink a bottle of wine) to plug the hole.Tip 2: Buy some quality microfiber pads for the mop. There are a handful of companies (on amazon) that sell reusable microfiber pads for the Wet Jet mop. I personally bought the Turbo kind but searching reusable wet jet pads on Amazon brings up a ton of different options. Once you’ve got some reusable microfiber pads just throw them in your laundry with your towels and you’ll save a literal fortune on disposable pads while also making the mop way more effective.Obviously it depends on how often you clean and how large your place is but personally I’m saving over $20 a month by doing the two above things while still getting all the convenience of the wet jet mop.

It's exactly what you would expect - it's a Swifter wet jet. It worked immediately and it worked well. I bought it on Amazon because our local store was out and our old one was broken by a clumsy teenager. We're still using this one without issue.

We purchased to replace the older/original version which FINALLY died. Lasted a long time. This newer version has 2 spray nozzles. We use reusable vs replaceable mops which saves money. This was a great replacement. I would recommend.

This product is value for money. It cleans well, is lightweight and reusable.

Great product. Works really well, I highly recommend it