Where do you dump mop water?

[Anonymous]

I’m just learning that most people dump mop water in the toilet—but what about splatter?? I always dump in the kitchen sink. I use vinegar and water and I mop after I vacuum and the water is almost always pretty clear. Is this like cutting your nails in public?

What do you do?

[Anonymous]

Toilet...if mop water splatters I wipe it up.

I'm not understanding your question.

[Anonymous]

Do people still mop with old fashion raggedy old mops and buckets?

Just use a swifter mop for easy use and clean up. Done.

[Anonymous]

Sink. The toilet is so you can see the dirt better if that is your thing or you want to film it for tick tok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do people still mop with old fashion raggedy old mops and buckets?

Just use a swifter mop for easy use and clean up. Done.

I don’t want to make that much trash

[Anonymous]

laundry room sink, no to kitchen sink.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do people still mop with old fashion raggedy old mops and buckets?

Just use a swifter mop for easy use and clean up. Done.

I use a spin mop system.

Swiffer (not swifter) is fine for quick cleanup but not a proper mopping.

[Anonymous]

Toilet or laundry room sink. I don't do kitchen sink just because I'd have to lift the bucket so much higher and I'm short.

[Anonymous]

Splatter? Whatever splatter might occur, I’d rather it be on the rim of the toilet bowl than around my kitchen sink.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do people still mop with old fashion raggedy old mops and buckets?

Just use a swifter mop for easy use and clean up. Done.

I don’t want to make that much trash

But gallons of gross vinegar water is better?

[Anonymous]

Toilet in basement

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do people still mop with old fashion raggedy old mops and buckets?

Just use a swifter mop for easy use and clean up. Done.

I don’t want to make that much trash

But gallons of gross vinegar water is better?

Yes. It goes through a water treatment plant. Solid waste is around for decades if not longer.

[Anonymous]

Spin mop or scrubbing by hand with a sponge, here. I dump the bucket into the toilet but if you want to hoist it up to the sink I don't seen an issue. It's just harder. You clean the sink, right?

[Anonymous]

Why would you dump it in the toilet? I dump it down the sink.

[Anonymous]

Laundry sink.