Second, it features a large, soft mop head that can cover a wide surface area. It comes with three mop pads, so you won’t have to keep washing the same one after each use. Each mop pad is machine washable and lasts for at least 100 uses. A floor mop is a type of mop with a short handle and can be used to clean floors. On the other hand, a wall mop has a long handle and is used to clean walls. Wall mops are often lightweight, whereas floor mops are heavier. The mop head is also small on a wall mop, whereas it is bigger on a floor mop. The extension handle on the Swiffer makes reaching these high surfaces simple and safe—so you don’t have to stand on a step stool or ladder. When you’re done dusting, just toss the disposable cloth in the garbage. What we liked the most while testing the E-Cloth Flexi-Edge Mop is its bendy duster head, as it can close the gaps between the floor and close corners and thoroughly clean it without a problem. Bottom Line — any of these mops can do the job, but the best mops are the ones that you can use wet or dry to conquer every surface and can reach everywhere without wearing you out.

Most of us don’t have a dedicated wall washing mop. If you’re hoping to find something more versatile than a larger mop might not be your best bet. For that reason, the Rubbermaid Reveal Spray Mop is a solid runner up.

Mops have a lot of advantages when it comes to cleaning walls. First, they can help you in reaching areas that you couldn’t reach while washing by hand. Second, they might help you save time you spend oncleaning.

When looking for a mop that washes walls, it’s important to find something that will still work at different angles. You also need it to be light enough to lift easily and maneuver well on a vertical surface.E-Cloth Flexi-Edge Mop: This has a super fluffy mop head ideal for dusting and cleaning more tight areas like trim, molding, and around light fixtures.

The Rubbermaid Reveal Spray Mop is the heaviest in this guide. It weighs over four pounds and will be challenging to clean walls for extended periods and even more difficult to clean ceilings. If you’re not comfortable holding up that amount of weight for a few minutes at a time, avoid this mop. This is the only spray mop on the list because this type of mop can potentially leak, oversaturate walls, or come with cleaning solutions that can damage your paint. Due to the thousands of fluffy fibers, it is better suited for dusting than wet cleaning. That doesn’t mean you can’t use it for wet applications, but use water and not a cleaning solution for the best results when you do.Even better, you can just toss the pads in the washing machine between uses. They might be on the thinner side but since the walls don’t usually need heavy scrubbing I think it’s fine.