Alternative to "Waterless Wash Wax Mop"?

Every campground we have used WWA there has been at least one person who has come over to ask us what we are using and how good it looks. BTW I think the mop is worth it!

I think there system is worth what it cost, I can do the whole coach in just over an hour. Add in the fact it looks great makes it all the more worthwhile.

I have that system... and it's worth the cost!!

I have one of the mops that I love.

I have used these products for about 16 months and I refer to them as my version of a crack addiction! They are amazing products and yes, work that good. Just today, a couple that have owned large diesel pushers for many years commented how perfect my finish looked. I can't think of the last time we were in a park that I do not hear at least once a day or so how amazing our coach looks. Yes, it is expensive but I personally feel I get what I pay for. Also, the mops look like new and have been used every week for 16 months. They hold up very well.

A standard mop can be used by laying a microfiber detail cloth over the head but you'd have to switch back and forth between the two rags. Also, as they get dirty, you'd have to change them out anyway... unless you do it so often that they don't really get dirty during one use. It would seem that the guy with the $200 fancy one would require the same changing and, if not, for the same reason.

Personally, I've tried the mops (not the one you mention... but others) on handles and I keep going back to MacGuier's Ultimate waterless wash/wax and microfiber cloths on a ladder. It's hard to beat the up close and personal approach to achieve the best results. Just my opinion, of course.

If it is that easy and that good it is probably worth it.