
As much as we love the Swiffer (or in our case, knockoff electrostatic refills from the 99 Cents Only Stores), we've always thought they weren't exactly the most green of cleaning products. We go through the refills pretty quickly in our feline filled home, and those sheets must add up, considering their popularity.
The good folks at Method yet again take an idea and make it better...and better for the environment while they're at it. The new omop improves upon every facet of the typical electromagnetic sweeper: the pole handle is now curved for easier access and allows for more surface pressure; the cloth inserts are made of 100% corn derivatives and are compostable; the omop can be used wet/dry by simply changing to a washable microfiber mop pad (wash and reuse up to 50 times). We're impressed...and ordering one for ourselves right now.

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Does anyone know which cleaner would be best for laminate? I know Swiffer's wood is safe for laminate. Thanks for any input.
I bought a Omop a few months ago based on this article that I read on here. It is really not that well made. Hard to push around. After on a few times using, the handle went flying off today. Sure was not happy. For the money, it is just not worth it. Will be taking my back to Target. I am sad it did not work out, cause I love the look. I will still use other Method products, but just not ones like the mop.
Does anyone know if the insert thingys for the omop will fit on the swiffer mop? I dont want to just throw out a large hunk of plastic to buy another, cuter one that does pretty much the same job, but i like the idea of compostable wipes.