The most common hard floor mop varieties include string, strip, flat, sponge, steam, robot, and vacuum mops. Each has its pros and cons, and some will work more effectively than others depending ...

For the sponge and spin mops, that meant wiping back and forth in overlapping strokes; for the cloth and string mops, it meant wiping straight along the baseboards, and then mopping the floors in ...

Lever wringers are common on sponge mops. When the lever is pulled, the mechanism will fold or roll the sponge to squeeze out water. Some string and strip mops are marketed as self-wringing ...

A trusty little iRobot Roomba robot vacuum and mop combo that will quietly do two of your least favorite chores for you — and ...

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But a traditional mop is a lot of work. It requires a bucket of hot water, and you have to squeeze out the dirty sponge periodically, which may be unappealing. Mary H.J. Farrell As a senior editor ...

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Isocyanoterpenes are a family of natural products that are found in marine sponges. Many compounds belonging to the family ...