G-FORCE MOP (Traditional)

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Another Great Tool, must have at least three !!

The surface area that is touching the glass is greater than a regular washing sleeve, so I’ve found it is taking less effort to scrub the glass (so long as you choose the right pad for what your washing) but it also results in a better scrub of the glass which adds to the squeegee rubber gliding a little easier over the glass.

I really like the GForce mop and have switched my routine to accommodate it. Before, I used a regular mop and followed up with a scrub with a techno pad or steel wool for a more inteslnse scrub to get all the sticky stuff. Any home that hasnt been cleaned in over a year required this process. Now, I use an electric sprayer to pre wet the window and then use the GForce scrubber with a micro pole or straight from the boab. Using the carbonundem pads, I no longer have to use two different kinds of scrubbing to get the same result. I find that the scrubbing pads leave the frames much less soapy and easier to clean without a bunch of soapy water. If you're willing to try a different method,the GForce mop is an incredibly handy and well made tool that can save you time and deliver excellent results. I would love to see an 18" version, so much so Id consider ordering the waterfed version just to use traditionally.

Great tool, flexible and precise on the pole- my efficiency/speed has improved

Gave this a try since I love the waterfed version and carbonundem pads. I typically use a standard mop and then a techno pad scrubber to get all the sticky stuff, then squeegee, so 3 steps. After using this on my J2 micro pole, I find it to be easier to wet the window down with a pump sprayer, scrub the glass with the gforce, then squeegee. Im hardly ever using my mop anymore except on ladder work. Im definitely moving faster and the carbonundem does a fantastic job, so much so that Ill juat go back and detail with dry steel wool on my final walk through. Great tool and this workflow makes me better all around. Only flaw is the velcro gets loose where there isnt screws holding it down. Trying to find more screws in my kids old toys to lock the rest of it down, lol.

It’s well built. We will see if it fits with my routine.

It’s ok, I like the idea of changing mop pads for different applications, but I find when working in the sun it really lacks having enough water to keep the window wet, and having to dunk at every single window is annoying.

I bought this tool hoping that it would be an alternative to the cheap, plastic doodlebug. There is a learning curve because it doesn't function like I thought it would. With no angle to the neck of the tool, there is no way to put pressure on the glass while using it like you would a standard mop. You will discover that using the tool vertically will allow you scrub and add all the pressure you need while easily getting the corners. Definitely a must have for someone who is hard on their tools.

Overall, I like the G-Force Mop. The handle is comfortable and doesn’t pinch when you’re gripping close to the hinge. The block is high quality and looks fantastic. My only disappointment has been the blue colored cloth pad for washing. The edges are fraying and disintegrating as I use it. It would have been nicer if the cloth material wrapped around the edge of the foam and back to at least to the point where the stitching is. This would be a more durable edge. Also, if there is anything that can be done to prevent the block from hitting the window frame (possibly slightly larger pads) that would be helpful. The noise causes concern for customers.

Its great just needs more microfibre cloths for interior use,