Abstract: A reversible mop that includes a frame formed of a solid block of material presents two supporting horizontal surfaces having a centrally mounted, pivotally attached handle. The mop is easily reversible by simply rotating the handle through an interruption in the frame block, to select one side or the other side as the floor-facing surface. In either of the orientations, the mop presents a flat surface over substantially the entire surface of the mop. This maximizes the amount of contact with the floor for better mopping action. The handle may be attached to the central pin by a releasable coupling having a central pivot. The pivot provides the user of the mop with the ability to swing the mop from left to right, thereby increasing the utility of the mop when it is applied to large surface areas.

Abstract: A mop comprising a frame having a center mounted pivotally attached handle rotatable through an interruption in the frame from one side to the other side of the frame, the mop also comprising a removable cover for the frame, the cover having cleaning surfaces on both sides and defining an envelope to receive the frame, a slot being provided on each side of the cover to permit movement of the handle therethrough upon rotation between the sides of the frame.