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Does Anyone Have a Moppsy?

6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago

I have a terrible time with mops. Nothing seems to really work for me. We have hardwood floors. I keep seeing ads for this and have to admit that it's intriguing but thought I'd ask here. Does anyone have one and, if so, what's your impression? Moppsy Pro


Edit - Hmmm....now an ad for another, that looks nearly identical, has popped up: Gogooup

Comments (21)

  • 6 years ago

    Looks interesting, waiting on replies on this post. By the looks of it, Moppsy Pro is a better deal with 4 extra pads. They give you 6 instead of 2. I am sure those pads are not cheap.

    Suzieque thanked Judy Good
  • 6 years ago

    I read this post earlier today. I had never heard of it before, so I clicked on the link.

    Guess who is getting ads on Facebook for Moppsy.


    Suzieque thanked salonva
  • 6 years ago

    I don't think you'd want to use it on hardwood. Mopping wood with water is generally a no-no. I use a Bona mop where I can switch to a mop pad or a duster pad, and I use my Bona spray as I go. Changing pads just takes a second.

    Suzieque thanked Oakley
  • 6 years ago

    I keep trying to change mops to get the cleanest I can... and I've done them all. I give up


    What I am aiming for now is a Bissell Crosswave or some such. I want something to vacuum and mop at the same time. I despise that I have to sweep and then mop. One time? I'll believe it when I see it, but it sounds great.

    Suzieque thanked rob333 (zone 7b)
  • 6 years ago

    I have a Shark steamer with several extra pads. My cleaning gal vacuums the floors then steams them. I give her a solution to spray on the tile floors to clean with. I like the steamer because as soon as you are done, the floors are dry and can be walked on, unlike a mopped floor.

    Suzieque thanked georgysmom2
  • 6 years ago

    check on Amazon. that brand doesn't show up but several like it do.


    Suzieque thanked desertsteph
  • 6 years ago

    Watch out for shipping times and charges- (and be aware of Chinese knockoffs) I saw something before Christmas that looked interesting and DH ordered it(on Amazon) but for some uncharacteristic reason didn't look at ship times and charges until after hit send - he found the same thing thing only better on Amazon with free shipping about 1/3 the price and tried to cancel other one but it didn't work The other one (from China) is not as well made and lacking the second part and took 3 weeks to arrive - the shipping charges were not good and it was a small item

    Suzieque thanked chessey35
  • 6 years ago

    If you are looking for hardwood care, look at Norwex. I bought the mop a couple of months ago. So far so good. In my area Norwex is sold by consultants like Tupperware. Or you can get it on Amazon.

    Suzieque thanked littlebug zone 5 Missouri
  • 6 years ago

    I run my vacuum (Rainbow) weekly. Use my bona duster weekly (not the same day, about 3 days later). Once a month or so I use the bona mop. It's just a floor... I don't eat off it. ;)

    Oh, yeah, I use a horsehair broom when there is a mess I see.

    My floor is hardwood except for the kitchen and bathroom.

    Moni

    Suzieque thanked OklaMoni
  • 6 years ago

    Our floors are all wood so we do exactly as OklaMoni with the exception that we use a foam rubber broom. They are wonderful.

    Suzieque thanked Yayagal
  • 6 years ago

    Another vote for Norwex! No soap, just water. Floors are squeaky clean. Love it SO much! I use the duster head (yellow) first followed by the washing one (blue). Often just dusting is enough and am amazed at how much dust is picked up. Love Norwex products.

    Suzieque thanked llitm
  • 6 years ago

    Was that featured in Moppsy, Floppsy and Cottontail?

    How long ago?

    o j

  • 6 years ago

    Another vote for the Norwex mop. Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Suzieque thanked liira55
  • 6 years ago

    Yes Peter Cottontail, that is what I thought of and no I do not have one. I have the Hurricane type of mops and the Swiffers, and somewhere a sponge mop and a rag mop.

    Sue

    Suzieque thanked Marilyn Sue
  • 6 years ago

    Thanks, everyone. For clarification, I would use this on hardwood floors.

  • 6 years ago

    Hello, everyone.


    I bought Moppsy Pro 2 two months ago, and I’m happy with the product.


    For me, the most important thing is that I can control the water in the mop. In my house, there are two types of floors, hardwood, and tile. In the case of hardwood, I drain the mop better, and even when it's wet, it only leaves a thin layer of water that dries out immediately, but it allows me to clean the whole floor.

    For the tiles, I drain less. It took me a couple of days to get the hang of this. Rinsing and wringing in one step is very convenient and helps me to clean faster.


    Another good point for me is the weight of the bucket. My back is not at its best, and the bucket, although it is high, is narrower and handier. It weighs less than a regular bucket, but it gives me the feeling that this system makes better use of the water. I’m not sure.


    It was sent to me from San Bernardino, California. It took three/four days.


    When I received it, I was disappointed because my product didn’t have any instructions, but I indeed wrote them an email, and they solved it instantly, they are speedy.


    I can answer any questions. Now I’m very busy with my daughter’s wedding; maybe it takes a couple of days to respond.



    PS. BTW I have seen many cheap copies. I bought here. https://moppsypro.com/products/moppsypro2

  • 6 years ago

    NORWEX mopping system!!! Have had gorgeous hardwood floors for 30 years, but only discovered Norwex about 2 years ago - LOVE IT!!!! NOTHING else even compares!!! Contact your local Norwex consultant for sure!

  • 6 years ago

    The price tag on the Norwex has me baffled. Why is it that expensive?

  • 6 years ago

    “ The price tag on the Norwex has me baffled. Why is it that expensive?”

    Research multi-level marketing.

  • 6 years ago

    I haven’t and not going to- I use a traditional mop and bucket and it does the job well enough. I don’t need extra work placing and removing cloths etc .( as in others) . With the normal mop just put it in bucket to rinse each time. When it needs replacing easy enough!