MOP & BROOM GRIPCLIP Get Every Mop, Broom and Handle Off Your Floor — In Under 60 Seconds, With Zero Holes in Your Wall

Holds two tools per mount — one clip, one sticker, mop and broom. Most wall grippers take one.

Sliding jaws adjust to your handle — thin broom shafts, fat spin-mop poles, rakes, dusters, umbrellas. No more "it didn't fit."

No drill, no screws, no holes — sticks to tile, glass, laminate, finished wood, metal and smooth painted walls.

Installs in 60 seconds — and ships with a printed install card so it actually stays on your wall

$34.99~~$69.99~~Save $35.00

It Sticks — Or You Get A Full Refund. Keep The Clips.

We stand behind every Orvellco GripClip. Your order comes with a 60-day risk-free trial. If it won't hold on your wall, message us inside the trial window and we'll refund you in full — and you keep the clips. We're not going to make you post plastic back to us to be treated fairly. If your wall's the problem, that's our problem.

Free Shipping On Every Order — No Minimums

Processing Time: 1–2 Business Days
Shipping Time: 7–14 Business Days

As soon as your order ships, you'll receive an email with a tracking number so you can follow your delivery step by step, right to your doorstep. Most customers have their closet reset the same afternoon it arrives.

How It Works

Wipe the spot with rubbing alcohol, peel the backing, and press the clip flat against the wall for a full 60 seconds. That's the install. No drill, no anchors, no stud-finding, no patching later.

Then wait 24 hours before you hang anything — and this is the part nobody else tells you. The adhesive doesn't reach full strength on contact; it flows into the surface of your wall over the first day. Load it early and you're hanging your mop on half a bond. Wait one day and it holds. Push a handle between the jaws and they spread, then close and grip the shaft. Pull straight down to release. The two jaws slide along the plate, so you set the gap to fit the tools you already own instead of hoping yours match the packaging.

HOLDS 2 TOOLS · NO DRILLING 60-SECOND INSTALL ADJUSTABLE JAWS RUST-PROOF RENTER-SAFE WORKS IN WET ROOMS INSTALL CARD INCLUDED

Your broom has been falling over for years. You've just stopped noticing.

You lean it in the corner. It slides. It clatters onto the tile. You pick it up, lean it back, and do the same thing again on Thursday. The wet mop head sits in its own puddle on a floor you literally just cleaned, and by the weekend the laundry room has that smell.

And the fixes don't fix it. The screw-in steel rack means a drill, a stud finder, a landlord conversation, and a wall you have to patch and repaint before you get your deposit back. The branded adhesive gripper holds one tool, tops out around a one-inch handle, and costs you four dollars a pop — so a full closet runs you twenty. The floor caddy just moves the clutter six inches to the left.

So you end up doing what everyone does: nothing. The corner stays a pile. The closet stays a place you don't open in front of guests. And the one time you did try an adhesive holder, it came off the wall inside a week — maybe with a square of paint attached — and you decided the whole category was junk.

Table for Four. Three High Chairs Short.

Why this one stays on the wall when the last one didn't

Almost every wall gripper on the market fails the same three ways: the wall wasn't clean, the surface was textured, or something got hung before the adhesive cured. None of those are hardware problems — they're information problems. We fixed the information, then built the clip to do more with fewer mounts.

Two Tools, One Mount
Twin sliding clamps on a single plate. Half the adhesive pads on your wall for the same number of tools — which also means half the number of things that can let go.

Jaws That Actually Adjust
Most grippers are locked to a narrow handle range and quietly reject your spin mop. These slide along the track, so you set the gap to your tool instead of buying a tool to match the gripper.

No Metal, No Rust
Bathrooms and laundry rooms destroy steel brackets and screws. There's no metal here to corrode — which is exactly where a wet mop needs to live.

The Install Card
Printed, in every box. Surface list, prep steps, cure time, and how to take it off cleanly. It costs us pennies and it's the single biggest reason ours stays up.