According to Healthline, if clothes sit in the washer for more than 30 minutes, you may want to run a second cycle as it can collect debris and bacteria when it’s left sitting damp in the drum. The Queen of Hinching herself, Mrs Hinch, loves her "Turbo Trace" Turbo Mop, praising its ability to give her floors a thorough clean. We all do it – the washing machine beeps when it’s finished, but we think to ourselves: “I’ll just finish this and then get them out later”. Well, if ‘later’ is over half an hour, this could be affecting your clothes (and perhaps even your health!) The mop head can be washed at a maximum temperature of 30°C, without fabric softener or bleach to avoid damaging the microfibres. To remove the mop head for cleaning, just pull it out of the frame using your hands or foot. The Vileda Turbo Spin Mop benefits from a triangular mop head, designed to make cleaning corners and hard-to-reach areas underneath furniture easier than ever before.

A cardinal rule of cleaning is just because something looks okay doesn’t mean it is okay. There’s a huge difference between ‘not dirty’ and ‘clean’ – so don’t judge on looks alone, as looks can be deceiving! As a result, these microscopic fibres can get into tiny nooks and crevices that other traditional cotton cloths and mops cannot reach. The Vileda Turbo is a great choice for laminate flooring. I was sceptical at first about exactly how much water the wringer would remove and whether it would be able to remove enough to allow the mop to be used on laminate flooring. But the wringer managed to squeeze every last drop of excess water out, so there was no danger of over-wetting the laminate. The mop managed to dispense with all sorts of food stains, including more stubborn stains, with minimal elbow grease required. How well does the Vileda Turbo clean tiled flooring? This is one of the reasons why most cleaning agents recommend using warm water rather than boiling. Remember to always use a mop with microfibre for cleaning up greasy mess. I have the vileda turbo spin mop...it’s really good. More expensive than most but you can spin/wring the mop so it uses less water and dries faster."Recommended by Mumsnetter ThePontiacBanditOne of the best examples of this is your carpet. Sure, it might look okay on the surface, but if you’ve not vacuumed in more than a few days, the chances are it’s in need of a good clean. Not only is it easy to use, it gives a thorough clean. The microfibre in the mop head removes over 99% of all bacteria with just water*, without the need for chemicals. Your choice of cleaning liquid can be used if preferred. So, there you have it - a new and exciting way to clean your bathroom! Hands up who will be trying this out? REASON #7 - It's easy to drain the water when you're done For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. Many people think you need to mop with boiling water to thoroughly clean your floors. This, however, is a myth – rather than always giving you a better clean, the temperature of the water can actually have a negative effect.

You can easily control the desired dampness of the mop - the more you press the pedal, the drier the mop.

Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. Good Housekeeping advised you should vacuum at least once a week, but if you also want to refresh your carpets did you know you can use your Vileda Steam Mop? Just add the plastic carpet glider to the base of the steam mop head and pad, and easily glide it over your carpets to freshen up the fibres! Wrong, wrong, wrong! Your mop head is the single most important piece of your mop to ensure an effective clean – and if this isn’t clean before you start, you will effectively just be spreading more dirt around your home every time you mop. There are real benefits to cleaning the floor in a figure of 8. Not only will your floor be cleaner, but research shows that stretching too far with your mop forces you to bend unnecessarily and grip the mop tighter, which causes additional unnecessary strain on the body.