Ask A House Cleaner | Angela Brown | Savvy Cleaner | House Cleaning Tips

In this Swiffer Sweeper dry and wet mop product review I'll show you how to mop hardwood floors. You'll see an unboxing of the Swiffer Sweeper with the handle disassembled. You will learn how to assemble the multi-surface floor cleaner and as well as learn how the wet and dry mop cloths work. You will learn how to use the grippers to keep the mop pads in place as well as using the side scrubby of the wet floor pads to pick up dog slobber and ground in food from the kitchen floor. We'll use the Swiffer Sweeper on ceramic tile and you can see how the trap and lock technology picks up a ton of human and pet hair like a magnet. Sure, I'll give you the pros, but I also give you the cons in this one - after you've watched me clean around and under furniture using the 360 swivel head mop. You'll learn about the versatility of the lightweight, easy-to-use, snap-together mop. You'll want one to clean wood stairs, walls, and baseboards, and hard surface floors. And that's just what is inside the Swiffer Sweeper Starter