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Fact #1. Mop heads are designed to drink. That's true no matter what they're made of. The moisture of the mop breaks down solids into more drinkable forms. It then removes them from a given surface. If the mess is more stubborn, you can add a solvent or an abrasive to the moisture like a soap or an oil. This will help decompose the difficult dirt more thoroughly, allowing you a fast, easy clean up.
Fact #2. There are hundreds of varieties that each claim to be unique. Realistically, there are two basic types. What separates the two camps is the head style. Some have flat heads. The most famous of these are by Swiffer. Others utilize absorbent tendrils usually made out of cotton or synthetics. There are some that try to bridge the gap and offer you both options. These tend to fall under the flat head style more than anything else.
Fact #3. Flat heads are convenient. Their absorbent surfaces can be removed, washed, and reused. They can also be simply disposed of and replaced. They glide comfortably over most surfaces. A few of them even come with on-board dispensers for cleaning agents.
Fact #4. Options with tendrils are more traditional. If you have tile floors with recessed joints, these are the only mops that will reach every nook and cranny. They can be a hassle in the maintenance department. Their pressure points when handling stuck-on, dried up messes are less efficient. But for cleaning on a floor with an uneven surface they're easily the best.
Fact #5. Cleaning can be meditative. Sitting in lotus position isn't the only way to clear your mind. Repetitive motion and physical activity can have the same effect. This is especially true while mopping. You can let the thoughts drift away. It helps you better center yourself. Or you could always just catch up on your favorite podcast.