Cleaning powerhouse Swiffer has added a new handy helper, the PowerMop, to its arsenal. But is it really better than the tried-and-true WetJet?

Swiffer Wet Jet mop spaying water on a wood vinyl floor. - Kevinjeon00/Getty Images The Swiffer mop has been a godsend since it hit store shelves in the late '90s. It essentially eliminated the need ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Swiffer mops are widely known for being versatile when it comes to cleaning floors, whether they are wood or tile. The easy-to-use cleaning ...

Finally, a clean that clicks. The Swiffer Sweeper’s biggest innovation in 25+ years is an essential two-in-one cleaning tool that offers improved durability and storage The Sweep + Mop Deluxe’s ...

From regular paper towels to cloth diapers, these clever makeshift Swiffer pad swaps prove you can clean in a pinch — no ...

Don’t use Swiffers on screens, natural stone, or unfinished wood—they can damage surfaces. Avoid rough, porous, or outdoor areas like decks and concrete where pads shred. For carpets and unsealed ...

The Swiffer Sweep + Mop Deluxe collapses from fifty to twenty-five inches A 50% more durable stick compared to the current Swiffer Sweep + Mop Newly designed Heavy Duty Wet Cloths include an upgraded ...

Finally, a clean that clicks. The Swiffer Sweeper’s biggest innovation in 25+ years is an essential two-in-one cleaning tool that offers improved durability and storage The first Swiffer floor ...