I use the Rubbermaid Commercial HYGEN system. I got some parts through Staples and some through amazon. It has dust mop pads and damp mop pads that velco onto a frame. The pads are washable. There is no cleaner attached, so I carry it around in a spray bottle. I like it better because the attached sprayers never worked great for me and I can easily switch cleaners for tile and wood floors. I'll add some links for the components I bought: Frame (to hold mop pads): http://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-Commercial-FGQ56000-Quick-Connect-Single-Sided/dp/B005KCOB4Y/ref=pd_sim_indust_1 Handle (attaches to frame)" http://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-FGQ76000-48-Inch-Quick-Connect-Extension/dp/B000GAXLIW/ref=pd_sim_indust_1 Dust mop pad: http://www.staples.com/Rubbermaid-HYGEN-Microfiber-Dust-Mop-Pad-with-Fringe-Dry-Green-18-inch/product_659260 Wet (or damp) mop pad: http://www.staples.com/Rubbermaid-HYGEN-Microfiber-Damp-Mop-Pad-Wet-Blue-18-inch/product_659259

imo i felt that the thomasville was more pricey than an equivalent in say a kraftmaid(masterbrand) or medallion/schuler. contrary to what people say here, my hd and lowes were the same cost or less than going with a kitchen place. i poked at drawers and doors at the hd and lowes displays and i just felt like diamond was not as solid. i have seen some real horror stories of people having cabinets made locally so i really wanted a manufacturer to back up the warranty. i went with medallion, like the cabinets overall but wish i had gone schuler/lowes for the same cost but got the better drawer glides.

Thanks Karin K. Doing more searching online, I'm starting to think that's the majority view. I'm coming to look on our current sofas with more appreciation.

room and board Reese . We’ve had it a long time. Still in great shape