Comfyer Cordless Spin Mop Review

Pros

• Cordless design
• Includes both mopping and waxing pads
• 50 minute run time
• Can stand on its own

Cons

• Not a very deep clean
• Water tank is only large enough for one medium / large room (about 500 sq. ft.)

Comfyer Cordless Spin Mop Design

The Comfyer Swift cordless spin mop is a battery powered mop. A 2,000 mAh battery powers the mop, which can run for up to 50 minutes on a single charge.

How does it work?

There are two basic cleaning functions on the mop:

1. Water jet
2. Spinning cleaning pads

On the front of the mop there is a water jet that sprays water out in front of the Comfyer mop. A button at the top of the handle allows users to add water as needed.

On the rear of the unit you’ll find the water reservoir.

On the bottom of the unit you have two spinning cleaning pads. These cleaning pads can be used to mop or wax (need to change pads).

Lastly, there are two adjustable speeds available. One may be better / worse depending on the floor type you’re cleaning.

Floor Types

According to the the manufacturer, the Comfyer can be used on:

• Hardwood
• Tile
• Vinyl
• Marble
• Laminate

What does it look like?

The Comfyer spin mop has a primary white body with black trim accents. The handle is a chrome-like material.

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Size & Dimensions

The Comfyer cordless spin mop is a fairly standard sized mop.

• Height: 43.3″
• Width: 15.8
• Depth: 11″
• Weight: 8.6 pounds

Accessories & Parts

The Comfyer mop includes just a few basic accessories, including:

• Mopping cleaning pads x 4
• Waxing cleaning pads x 2
• Rear absorbing pads x 2
• Charging cable

The mopping pads appear to be a typical microfiber. They are a decent thickness, so they can absorb quite a large amount of water, dirt, and other debris.

The waxing pads are about the same thickness, but rough and porous.

Cleaning Tests

For our cleaning tests we cleaned our photography studio hardwood floors and the hardwood floor / tile of my personal home.

Overall performance was a bit of a mixed bag.

The Comfyer mop excelled at polishing floors. The hardwoods definitely looked better and unlike our recent tests of the Comfyer steam mop, it left very few streaks.

The combination of generous water spray alongside dual spinning cleaning pads allowed the sizable cleaning head to easily glide across floors.

While polishing was good, where the mop really disappointed me was the depth of the cleaning. The design of the mop largely prevents significant downward force.

As a result, the cleaning power is left entirely up to the spinning brushes. Suffice to say, they just don’t generate enough agitation to clean as deeply as I would expect of a mop in this price range.

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Setup & Usability

Setting up the Comfyer spin mop takes about 5 minutes. It comes disassembled into several major pieces.

The pieces intuitively and simply snap together. Once assembled, you’ll want to fully charge the mop before using it the first time.

The Comfyer mop takes 2.5 hours to fully charge (to go from 0 to 100%).

Using the Comfyer Mop

Once everything is setup using the mop is fairly straight forward.

There are two buttons at the top of the handle:

1. The bottom button turns the mop on / off and also changes from low to high power mode
2. The top bottom, while held down, will spray a continuous stream of water

The Comfyer mop easily glides across the floor, being propelled by the spinning mopping pads. When the floor is more substantially wet the mop slides much easier across the floor and maneuverability is also easier.

On the plus size, the mopping head is wide and deep, which allows you to cover a lot of ground in wide open spaces.

However, in general I was not thrilled with maneuverability. The mop can really only be pushed back and forward, as there is no axis to turn the handle.

This fact, combined with the larger size means it’s not great to clean around furniture, under tables, or near other obstacles.

The Comfyer spin mop would work best in homes where you don’t have to clean around many obstacles and/or just need to cover a lot of ground quickly in long back and forward movements.

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Maintaining the Comfyer Spin Mop

There is not much maintenance required on the Comfyer spin mop.

• Ensure the water tank is full prior to cleaning
• Periodically wash the cleaning pads as they become excessively soiled. They can be machine washed.
• Charge the mop up before use. Takes around 2.5 hours to fully charge.
• Eventually you may want to replace the cleaning pads

Is the Comfyer worth it?

I would say in general, it’s worth it, but the value is sort of on the fence.

This is not a cheap mop by any stretch. So it has a pretty high bar to live up to.

On the plus side it’s great for covering a lot of ground quickly, providing you have a more open floor plan. When used with a generous amount of water it glides fairly easily.

On the down side, this is an expensive mop and really didn’t clean all that deeply. The design of the mop means you really cannot apply much downward pressure, meaning the cleaning power is all on the spinning heads.

During our tests it was fine at cleaning light messes, but where it really excelled was just polishing up the floors.

The Comfyer spin mop is best if you are mostly going to be polishing and cleaning up other light to moderate mess. Where it’s not great is deep cleaning floors.

Comfyer Spin Mop Specifications

The table below lists the important specifications for the Comfyer Swift cordless spin mop:

Who should buy the Comfyer spin mop?

The Comfyer cordless electric spin mop is best if:

• You mostly want to polish floors – the dual spinning brushes do a great job at polishing floors. The large cleaning head allows you to cover ground fairly quickly.
• Your floors mostly get light dirt – in general, we aren’t amazed with the deep cleaning performance of the Comfyer. If your floors get seriously dirty you should buy something else. But if you’re mostly needing to clean light mess and polish your floors the Comfyer is a good fit.

For more information on the Comfyer spin mop see here.