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"  If you love the convenience of cleaning your wood, tile, and other hard floors with an all-in-one disposable mopping system but hate having to buy special cleaner cartridges, replacement pads, and batteries, you now have some alternatives. Just launching this month are three new mops, one from O&amp;#039;Cedar, one from Libman, and one from Rubbermaid, that put convenience back into cleaning your floors.  The mops are similar in design, with all having removable bottles to fill with either plain water or your favorite floor-cleaning solution. They all use a trigger mechanism in the handle to dispense the cleaner onto the floor, come with a washable, reusable microfiber pad, and will retail for $20-$30. Here&amp;#039;s how they differ:  O&amp;#039;Cedar&amp;#039;s ProMist Dry or Wet Cleaning System (left) also includes a semi-disposable pad, to be used either for smaller cleaning jobs or for picking up particularly messy spills when you&amp;#039;d rather just toss the entire pad away instead of wash it. When you don&amp;#039;t want to go microfiber, the head on this mop also accommodates any brand of disposable dry or wet cleaning cloths.  What we especially like about Libman&amp;#039;s Freedom Spray Mop (right) is its large, wide-mouth solution bottle. You can either take the bottle   off and refill it at the sink, or leave it attached and pour your cleaner right in. The measurements on the sides make it super easy to mix up a new batch of solution on-the-go. The Rubbermaid Reveal Microfiber Spray Mop (top, left) has the widest head of the three mops, so it will cover more area with each pass. The pole has a soft foam grip and the bottle is marked with fill lines that automatically provide the recommended cleaner to water dilution ratio of 1/4 cup to 1 gallon. For best results with this mop, we found we had to wet the tip of the bottle before the first use to help get the solution flowing.  And if it&amp;#039;s carpets you have to clean, check out our latest GHRI review of at-home carpet cleaning machines to own or rent. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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