Last Chance
Hands-Free Mop
Selling out fast
Due to high demand, limited stock at this price
Clean your floors once
If your hands go anywhere near the water, send it back and we refund you. 30 days from delivery.
Watch why they love it
How it works
Slide the handle up and down 3 or 4 times and the built-in system squeezes the water out of the pad.
The flat head turns 360°, so it follows walls, corners and table legs.
Is it for me?
Yes, if bending over a bucket leaves your back sore.
Yes, if you have tile, laminate, hardwood or vinyl floors.
It's made for hard floors and smooth surfaces, not carpets or rugs.
What's in the box
Stainless steel and microfiber, 54 in (137 cm) long.
Available in blue or white.
How to use it
2. Wring it. Push and pull the handle 3 or 4 times until the pad is just damp.
3. Mop. Turn the head into corners and under furniture.
4. Wash the pad. Take it off and put it in the wash when you're done.
Our guarantee
If your hands still end up in the dirty water, send it back within those 30 days and get your money back.
The only thing you risk is going back to the old bucket.
Every mop ends with your hands in the dirty water
You mop a room, then bend over the bucket and twist a grey, dripping mop head with your bare hands. Then you do it again for the next room, and your back feels every one of them.
Push and pull the handle, and the pad wrings itself
The wringing is built into the mop. Slide the handle up and down three or four times and the water is squeezed out of the microfiber pad, without your hands going anywhere near it. You get a damp pad, not a dripping one, and you keep going.
A flat head that turns into every corner
The head swivels all the way round, so it slips under the table, along the baseboards and into tight corners. The 54-inch handle lets you mop standing up and reach higher surfaces like walls and windows. When you're done, the microfiber pads go in the wash and back on the mop.
Why this mop
Before you mop
Will it leave my floor too wet?
Can I use it on hardwood?
Do I still have to touch the pad?
Will it reach under furniture?
How many pads do I need?
Can I clean walls and windows with it?
Why it beats a classic mop
Hands stay dry
The handle wrings the pad, not you.
Reaches corners
The head turns to fit tight spots.
Washable pads
Wash them and put them back on.