Looking for a cleaner, greener mop? This clever product can make your floors sparkle with the use of just water. It’ll clean everything from solid wood, laminate, parquet, tiles, ceramic and vinyl without needing to use additional cleaning products. We compiled all of our in-depth research into a shortlist and from there chose 10 that we thought would offer something for everyone, no matter what their needs or budget. Why you should trust us

The Vileda Turbo is a great choice for laminate flooring. I was sceptical at first about exactly how much water the wringer would remove and whether it would be able to remove enough to allow the mop to be used on laminate flooring. But the wringer managed to squeeze every last drop of excess water out, so there was no danger of over-wetting the laminate. The mop managed to dispense with all sorts of food stains, including more stubborn stains, with minimal elbow grease required. How well does the Vileda Turbo clean tiled flooring? Easy to assemble, use and clean, the Henry Spray Mop is perfect for restoring grubby flooring to its shiny best. The spray bottle is operated by a foot pump and is easy to fix to the mop, although a little harder to remove, and produces just enough water per pump to make floors damp, rather than soaking wet underfoot. The giant floor head is manoeuvrable enough to allow for cleaning right up to the edges and into the dirtiest nooks and crannies. The Vileda Turbo was an absolute doddle to put together, with no tools, or an extra pair of hands, required. The Vileda Looper is a lightweight, cordless, electric spray mop that is perfect for daily mopping and spot-cleaning spillages as they happen. The flexible swivel joint allows the Looper to be moved underneath low-lying furniture, such as tables and chairs, meaning there is nowhere for dirt and grime to hide. Except for corners. Although the pads allow you to get right up to the edges, the shape of the floor head and the presence of the rotating discs means that grubby corners are a no-go for the Looper.

Another vote for the Vileda Turbo mop, the spin function leaves floors quite dry, and the mop head can go in the machine.” Tried and tested by Mumsnet user DespairingHomeowner Our verdict

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After just a couple of foot pumps, the mop came out the spinner. There was no excess water dripping all over the floor and although it was wetter than a couple of sprays from the average spray mop, it was not enough to risk warping the laminate, although it did mean a longer drying time. The mop head can be washed at a maximum temperature of 30°C, without fabric softener or bleach to avoid damaging the microfibres. To remove the mop head for cleaning, just pull it out of the frame using your hands or foot. Handles: Look for a hard-wearing handle to make sure it’ll stand the test of time and think about adjustable handles if there will be several people of different sizes using it within your household.