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"  If you like to clean your floors with a mop that uses disposable wet and dry cloths, there&amp;#039;s a new sweeper on the market that you&amp;#039;ll want to know about. Lysol&amp;#039;s new Clean-Flip Sweeper ($10, left) has a leg up (actually a side up) on the competition with some cool features that other sweepers just don&amp;#039;t have.  The most obvious benefit of the Clean-Flip Sweeper is its extra wide head with hinged sides. Not only will you cover more floor area with each pass, but when you push the tabs on the short ends of the head, the long sides flip up. Now, you can clean along   baseboards (right) and under cabinet toe-kicks without missing a step. Push again and they flip back down. In addition, the cloths are super easy to attach. Simply place the cloth on the floor, put the mop with its Velcro-like grippers on top, and the cloth adheres to it, hands-free. Finally, the wet cloths contain a Lysol cleaning formula that will kill 99.9% of bacteria on floors.  We evaluate hundreds of products each year in the Home Appliances and Cleaning Products Department of The Good Housekeeping Research Institute, and I have always said that these sweepers have had the most significant impact on the way we clean house today. Now, a good thing&amp;#039;s even better.  For more great tips on how to keep your wood floors beautiful, read my wood floor care blog. Curious about how we test products at The Good Housekeeping Research Institute? Sign up for one of our monthly tours to find out! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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