We have LVP floors, so I had to stop using my steam mop. We switched to this mop and surprisingly, my kids (6 and 8) really enjoy using it. We've been using it for two months now, and they willingly mop our kitchen and bathroom twice a week without complaining. I spray the floor with my Natures Force cleaner, and they simply use the water function. The water tank isn't very large, but it works well for our space. The mop pads are versatile and of good quality. However, for tough, stubborn spots, you'll need to use some elbow grease in addition to the mop. Overall, it's great for a basic clean, just be prepared to apply a little pressure as needed.

We've been using a Swiffer wet mop for years, but the scrubbing cloths always come off if we try to remove tough spots by running over them back and forth. This spinning mop makes it much easier to remove spots, just let the motor do its job. Our Goldendoode often leaves water dripping around his bowl, which turns into dry water spots. This electric mop is so much easier to use since it's self-propelled. I had so much fun using it that I ended up mopping the entire kitchen the first time I used it to clean up my puppy's water bowl mess. It was easy to assemble, with no tools required. The handle snapped together easily. The removable battery is a great idea for swapping batteries during a big cleaning job. The 2000 ml water tank holds enough cleaning liquid for multiple rooms. The adjustable handle can swing side to side up to 180° and locks into a 90° upright position, so there's no need to rest the handle on a wall when not in use. This mop will definitely see more action as we retire our Swiffer mop.