As part of my role as a Dunelm Mill blogger I’m occasionally asked to review some of their lovely products for the home. They recently contacted me about reviewing one of their latest products, the Click ’n’ Clean cleaning system. The Click ’n’ Clean is a revolutionary new cleaning system where you select your handle which you can mix and match with a cleaning head depending on your cleaning needs.
Not only is it the time of year to give your house a Spring clean but, as you know, we’ve recently moved house so our house needs a complete clean. Instead of my beautiful old wooden floors we now have a range of different floor surfaces including tiles and fake wooden floors so I was happy to try out the new cleaning products, anything which makes my life easier usually gets the thumbs up from me.
A rather large box turned up containing a variety of poles and head attachments. My favourite is the Click ‘n’ Clean Spray Mop System. We had something similar a couple of years ago but the spray ran out and must have been discontinued. This version is much better as you can use the cleaning product of your choice which means you can use different products on different types of floors.
I’ve also been using the Click ‘n’ Clean Chenille Microfibre Dusting Wand which is great for quick dusting. You can use it on its own or with the extendable pole which makes it easier to reach corners and under furniture. The Brush Head attachment was also quite handy as it has a 30° angle oblique soft bristles for easy sweeping in tight corners as well as an 180° angled head which gives further flexibility. Finally we tried the 2in1 Cleaning Head which can be used on its own or with an extendable pole. I have to admit I rarely clean my windows but this was simple to use and the microfibre cleaning pad left my windows clean and streak free.
I really like this cleaning system from Dunelm Mill. You can really tailor it to what you actually need from 3 poles and 10 head attachments and the Microfibre technology helps keep your home sparkling clean.
That sounds great, I must look out for it.
Any excuse for a trip to Dunelm Mill 🙂