How does one connect the pad to the mop head?
71348
It has Velcro strips on the bottom of the mop, and the pad just sticks to it. Stays on really well.
71349
The mop head has strips of velcro all the length of the bottom of mop head.i wet the pad in a bucket ring it out lay it flat on the floor.just hold mop above pad lower & press together. I then press my foot on it to make sure iits secure.usually holds pretty well.then pul pad off when it needs rinsing & repeat.
71350
Just lay the pad on the floor and place the mop on top of it. There is Velcro on both surfaces.
587937
I find I have to turn the mop head to meet up at the corner. certain areas/rooms, it gets right in there, others, it just gets close, but I still invert the mop head in a couple of directions to get the best result. hope this helps.
1604161
There is a three position switch to set the amount of steam and a switch on the handle to activate the steam as you mop. It works much better than a name brand that we had that cost a lot more.
1753191
Pull up the plastic part that holds the mop head in place. Once you do that, it is easy to remove the mop head and replace it. Be sure to snap it down in place again when replacing the mop head.
1890003
You just lay the microfiber pad with blue side down. Velcro on mop just sticks to the white side with BONA lettering.
2187987
No, just step on the green button in the center of the white rectangle mop head, it releases the hinge and the mop head folds in half, then the pad easily slips off and you toss it in the washing machine.
2223323
My answer is the same as RichR. A "Bing" search reveals all sorts of suppliers for the complete unit; however, no one appears to carry the mop head by itself. Contacting Carrand is going to be your best bet.
1665275
I lay the mop head (red side down) on the floor and place the mop on it and gently press. It sticks with a velcro-like system and really works well! No slippage or rolling off. Once in place, it stays in place until you pull it off.
1167498
My mop-head has two metal sections joined by a spring system that does enable it to be squeezed by part of the handle.
1794691
Works great on my flat mop head that came with a spongy pad. You might have to safety pin it in place over a small narrow sponge mop. It fits a size of about 12x8" flat head
422030
I don't think so. The pads for my mop are flat, layered with the washing surface, then sponge, then the layer that velcroes itself to the mop base. It's about 4" x 10" (don't have it in front of me, sorry). The mop bends the head in half longways to wring it. The mop itself has only the velcro surface, no place for anything solid to attach. If I find a picture of mine to send you, I'll write again. Chris
552943
To remove the mop head you can either step on it while it's on the floor & pull up on the handle OR simply tug using the strands. The mop head should pop right off. Other reviews mentioned directions- mine did not have any.
1976893
There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto the broom head and tighten that. The collar prevents the handle from twisting out of the head. There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto... » Read More There are two screw locks on the handle. One is a screw on the end of the handle, and the other is an internally threaded collar that slides up and down the handle. The first thing you do is push the handle hard into the mop head, and turn it clockwise to tighten it into the broom head. It CAN be slightly difficult to push it into the broom head, because there are some bumps on the handle that have to be pushed into the broom head pretty hard - they kind of "snap" into the head and then you can tighten it. After the handle is screwed into the head, you slide the collar down onto the broom head and tighten that. The collar prevents the handle from twisting out of the head. « Show Less
116925
I've had my mop for about a year now,love it a lot .don't know to much about the older mops.ButI'm thinking if the bottom of it is oval,the pads should work just fine
1637260
I keep looking at this connection and I'm really not quite sure. My connector part is two pieces of plastic on either side of the metal "hook" (for lack of better word) and then that piece screws onto the wooden handle. After checking really close I do think that your clip on just might work. I would TRY IT because if you have anything other than this piece of plastic you are way ahead!! This is my third wool dry mop and my only complaint is that piece of plastic which always breaks and therefore requiring a whole new mop. I hope this helps you as I appreciate answers that I have received.
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.
717416
The pad is NOT attached by Velcro so the pads from another brand will not work. This pad does come off and I put mine in the washer (no fabric softener) and hang over a rod to dry or just put it back on the mop head to dry. These are the best I have ever used....you won't be disappointed.