How do you keep the plate from flipping all around when your gliding the mop on the floor?
77443
I am not sure what you are asking, I have no problem, but it sounds like maybe you do not have the mop head on securely so that is why it is flopping. Try re attaching the mop head and make sure it is clicked on securely.
292588
I do not know a way specifically but you might try rotating the drum 180 degrees to the other end. In other words if the door is on the right then rotate it to 180 to face the left side, but it still can get ware and tear though it may help. Also you might try shifting the load of rock during the tumble cycle because I find it forms a paste at the bottom back wall at times.
1374389
also... if you install it upside down, there is no lip to hold the TP roll when you pull it. the roll will slide right off the bar as you pull it, and the roll will then probably scatter across the floor at the most inopportune moment when you are sitting there and not really in a position (literally) to go scramble after and catch it. if you install it upside down... it would likely be a disaster of epic proportions!
559602
I imagine that your having the same issue as me, that it rotated no matter how tight it goes onto the plate. The solution is a plate that has two pins, this is by design under the slider you see a secondary hole this extra pin prevents rotation.
1075734
There should be a fully articulating swivel that prevents this from happening. You may need to lubricate this with waterproof grease
1806024
You can try but making the mop head stay flat with out the gravitational force may make it harder than if you just scrub. I know shark has a mop that has attachments that you could use but this particular version doesn't have them.
71350
Just lay the pad on the floor and place the mop on top of it. There is Velcro on both surfaces.
547679
I feel your pain. I am handicapped and tried to sit to shake. I went on the deck and shook over the railing and dog hair and dust came back all over my face and clothes. Then I stood, reached over the deck railing, holding the mop head lower than me and shook. That worked okay. I love the mop but it takes a lot of shaking to get it to release the dust and hair. If you can lean out the window and hold the mop with the head lower than you it might work.
1557225
Ive got a swiffer mop with the mop solution hanging on it. A vacuum if its really lightweight might work if its hung very securely with anchors or in a stud in the wall. Most things I have around mine are relatively light weight with the one heavier item.
1306315
Use3 the edge of the counter. Place the bottom plate on the edge and rotate the body up or down depending on the direction you put the bottom plate. The more you use it the easier it will become.
2158440
No you still need to sweep or vacuum,sorry also this mop bucket will flip over when using the spin to wrip mop head out!
657053
A non-slip rug gripper could be used to help hold it in place. Mine does move on sharp turns even with the unit sitting mostly flat.
1545081
No, it has a cotton pad witch is attached to the bottom of the unit. Steam is constant when in the mop is in moping position. It does not swivel either.
351090
There are 2 knobs that adjust the tightness of the mirror, I've not had a problem with it flipping unless you make it flip.
844121
I had that problem when I first started using Bona but then found that I wasn't wetting the mop sufficiently before I started. In addition to lightly spraying the floor, you need to make sure the mop itself is well wetted, and then it glides easily over the floor.
653771
Try putting something under it that won't slide backwards if you have hardwood floors or tile hope that helps
2220625
Here is what I do when that happens. Dip the mop into the water, raise the mop out of the water, let it drip a few seconds. This will pull down all the strands and allow you to put the mop head into the spinner without the strays watering down the kitchen. It works for me once I discovered how to do it.