Re: update to my

Re: update to my "mopping issue". ;) happy ending...

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update to my "mopping issue". ;) happy ending... Debra Keith 08-06-2006
"Debra Keith" <spam@spam.com> wrote in message
news:Xns98174FF51F73spamspamcom@70.168.83.30...
> ok. you might have been aware that i'm sort of Mop-centric. ;)
>
> i have wasted HOURS trying to find the right thing!
>
> i love my microfiber mop but wringing it has caused my hands to feel like
> a 90-year-old woman that spent every HOUR of her 90 years trying to get
> the lid off a tricky jar of pickles. every HOUR of her 90 years... and
> she NEVER got a pickle!! 90 years!!! that is 768,960 hours. i'm just
> thinking... those hands would HURT!
>
> anyhoo, i was looking for a shop wringer.... those are PRICEY!! THE
> cheapest one was $60 and i had to order it. that means it's hard to
> return and the wait TO be disappointed would only compound my
> disappointment. see my dilemma?
>
> i have purchsed and returned 2 wringer buckets. side press and roller-
> wringer.
>
> ultimately, i found that laying a towel on the counter... laying the mop
> pad on that and running over it with my rolling pin worked VERY nicely!
> i thought my search was over.... until i saw this...
> http://www.ocedar.com/ultramax.asp
>
> at the store. WOW. it was only $16 for the whole system. the mop-bucket
> has a wringer that works with this microfiber mop. the head collapses
> and you tuck it in... squish it... and it's dry enough to do pergo.
>
> the only downside...?
>
> i mopped about 36 hours ago. the floors still look GREAT... and the hubby
> would get nervous if i broke it out right now and did it all over again!
> :)
>
> i mopped every hard surface in my house (i think that's about 2000 sf) in
> NO TIME. the floors were dry in no time! dare i say it? $16 worth of
> mop-love!!! i bought it at walmart... and still cannot believe it.
>
> mopping. chore-turned-joy!
>
> --
> Debbie Keith
> 2002 Daytona
> "Buell rhymes with Stool"

my aforementioned lumpy slate floors in me new (cough) house could really do
with a vigorous mopping by a dedicated mop-nerd, you know!!! reading your
post causes me near-physical pain :-) (i don't like mopping, oh no i
do not... and to add to my woes, i have not a string mop & a string-mop-bucket
yet.)

i was looking at them today in despair. we have swept and swept but i think
it's still not ready for mopping - i would only make MUD.

this house is enough to give a clean-freak a nervous breakdown. :-)
kylie




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