We cleaned up all forms of "body fluid" with a mop and a pail.

My tenants mopped up the water as soon as they realized but some time had gone by before they had even realized since it happened middle of the night.

Unfortunately it looks like someone wet mopped the floor and the edges of the laminate appear to have swelled slightly.

I found out my basement has a leak and spent a few hours last night mopping with a tiny sponge mop.

I love the "magic mop" that cleans everything when you shake it at the floors and walls.

It took me less than a day to clean up the catsup; sweep, vacuum, shampoo, and mop the floors; skim coat their etching in the wall and touch up the paint; replace two broken outlet covers; etc.

Life has been too easy the last few years with agents mopping up the best listings for themselves and flipping.

Many times, in Florida, I will be sitting at a red light watching people mop down hot tar on a roof in July.

I do the entire units in it, you can change your oil in my unit and I'd just mop it up and smile.

All it takes with MOST laminate is for the laminate to be wet mopped and you forever see the raised/swelled joints.