Qaestfy Wall & Baseboard Cleaner Mop Tool with 49'' Long Handle for Cleaning Window Floor Skirting Board Ceiling Bathtub Tub Tile Scrubber Brush Duster with 4 Reusable Pads

The "Baseboard & Molding Cleaner Tool" is a game-changer for anyone tired of stooping to clean baseboards, moldings, ceiling, windows, bathtubs, and floors.

With its unique shape that follows the contour of the baseboard, you can now clean these areas with ease without straining your back.

The long handle (49") provides ample reach for even the highest baseboards, and the protection up to 49" ensures that you don't have to bend or stretch to reach those hard-to-clean areas.

Plus, it's lightweight and easy to maneuver, making cleaning a breeze! The "Wall Cleaning Mop for Walls with Long Handle" is perfect for removing stains without harming surfaces.

Its microfiber mop head is gentle on walls and can be used on washable wallpaper, baseboards, woodwork, doors, wall coverings, and baseboards.

And with its long handle (49"), you can reach those high areas with ease. The "Dust Sweeper Mops for Cleaning Floors" is a must-have for anyone who wants to keep their floors dust-free and spotless.

Its chenille mop head is gentle on surfaces and can be used on any flat surface, including vinyl, laminate, hardwood, and tile floors.

And with its long handle (49"), you can reach those high areas with ease. The "All-purpose Dry and Wet Floor Mop" is a versatile cleaning tool that can be used on both dry and wet surfaces.

Its chenille pad is better used in dry conditions to dust floors and windows before deep cleaning, while the microfiber pad can be used wet or dry to clean all types of floors and walls.

And with its long handle (49"), you can reach those high areas with ease. The "Replaceable and Machine-washable" mop pads are a convenient feature that ensures your mop stays clean and hygienic.

Plus, the microfiber replacement head model is designated QAE014; the chenille pad model is designated QAE015, so you can easily identify which one to use for each surface. And finally, the "Squeeg