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As many of you know, Bona offers some of the best hardwood cleaning products that you will find on the market. Unfortunately, not all of us (*raises hand*) has hardwood flooring. Never fear! Bona has the rest of us covered, as well! I recently got to try out the Bona Stone, Tile and Laminate Floor Mop. Until then, I had been using a cheap $1 job from one of the local dollar stores so, let’s be honest, even a porcupine would have been an improvement. Regardless, I will do my best to give this floor mop a fair review. 🙂

Bona Stone, Tile and Laminate Floor Mop

This floor mop arrived unassembled and was very easy to assemble. All of the parts snapped easily together. It arrived with a refill bottle of cleaner, as well. For me, that is a definite bonus.

Bona Stone Tile and Laminate Floor Mop

The floor mop has a very large head that swivels {similar to some of the newer vacuum cleaners}. I had no idea that mops came with the swivel feature as well, so I must admit that I was pleasantly surprised. We have a table with 2 benches in our kitchen that are hard wood and really heavy. I do not always want to have to move them for a quick cleanup job and this mop makes mopping around this heavy furniture much easier and faster. Since the floor mop head is flat as opposed to my cheap $1 floor mop, I also don’t get cleaning solution all over my furniture and baseboards.

Bona floor mop cleaner

The cleaner that comes with this floor mop is…

Safe for sealed hard surface floors including: linoleum, stone, terrazzo, vinyl, sealed porous marble, laminate,and no-wax sealed tile (ceramic, Mexican Saltillo, quarry). Waterborne, non-toxic, and leaves no dulling residue.

Bona Stone Tile and Laminate Floor Mop
The assembled Bona Stone, Tile and Laminate Floor Mop and our floors BEFORE cleaning.
AFTER cleaning with the Bona Stone, Tile and Laminate Floor Mop. Shiny!!!!

This floor mop did a beautiful job and left our flooring really shiny. What I love best is that even though the floor is shiny {it appeared as if it had been freshly waxed}, it was not slippery. Admittedly, I was a bit frightened to walk on the floor after seeing how shiny it was as I have stepped on some slick waxed floors before, but there was no reason for it. The Bona Stone, Tile and Laminate Floor Mop left my floor the shiniest I had ever seen it, clean and safe to walk on. It also dried streak free and faster than other cleaning supplies I had used on my floor in the past. I am very pleased with my new Bona Stone, Tile and Laminate Floor Mop.

RIP $1 job from the Dollar Store. It’s been a good {okay, not so good} run.

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About Dawn McAlexander

Dawn is a full time writer and content creator. Besides Cheap Is The New Classy, she also owns and writes for EatPlayRock.com, an entertainment site. Her interests include traveling, attending music events, DIY projects and reading. Dawn has a B.S. in Psychology and currently resides in North Carolina with her husband, Kenny, their dog, Marley, and their cat, TJ.

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  15. @ACSKay says

    Right now I’d say Stone, Tile & Laminate Polish because I am having the worse time keeping the tile in my bathroom of my new apartment clean. Not used to such nice tile I guess lol.

  16. @Mom2Jorja says

    I have a very small tile area so I actually do the on the hands and knees on the floor mopping with a cloth. But, I can’t find anything that keep s the tile clean…and even worse with green tile and a white dog…cat and 8 year old. Ug!

  39. Lisa Williams says

    For a quick go over I use an old style Swiffer type mop that hold the wet wipes on it. If I am deep cleaning, doing the whole main floor of the house, I use my string mop

  46. Tina says

    I use the swiffer wet jet to clean my floors but before I went and bought one of these I used a $1 mop.

  70. Amanda Alvarado says

    I have a somewhat professional mop…it’s not as heavy duty but it’s the kind that they use commercially. You know the kind that you can take the mop head off and wash it and replace it?! Anyway I haven’t replaced the mop head yet and it needs it but they aren’t cheap!

  84. Kelly Tanner says

    I use a mop and Murphys Oil Soap and end up having to towel dry the entire floor because there are water spots everywhere.

  89. Heather martin says

    I get down on my hands and knees to scrub the floor. Mops are too messy, and the cheep spray mops never work riight. I don’t know how to leave a link, but I would like the cleanes to go w/ the mop.

  91. kim lazor says

    I have an entire collection of mops/sweepers, including sponge, steam, eco-friendly, and disposable swiffers. Thanks.

  93. Nikki E. says

    Now that we have hard wood throughout the house, I’ve been using a swiffer. And thanks to the dogs and family I’ve been using it almost every day!

  94. celina k says

    I currently use Swiffer Wet Jet, and Shark Steam Mop. Why do I need another one? Just cause I can 🙂 Hehe

  95. krista grandstaff says

    I use a sponge mop…but most of the time I do it on my hands and knees…ugh… the hard wood is too freaking tempermental..!!!!!

  101. Nicole Bear says

    I use a microfiber mop and usually just water, unless there is a sticky mess, or I want to sanitize. Then I use a little bit of vinegar or a green cleaner.

  103. Allison says

    I don’t usually mop. I just sweep and vacuum. But I really should mop my kitchen floor.

  111. Elle says

    My cheap mop finally called it quits after years of service and I haven’t replaced it. So I use a microfiber cloth and a bucket!