The handle does not lock in place it keeps sliding down. Spoke to my brother and it has was that has a button that when it slides over it locks in place. Will have to look to see if I can find that specific one. Waste of money buying this. Do not recommend

This is the best bucket and mop combo ever invented. The worst part of mopping is wringing out the dang mop, but the O-Cedar EasyWring Spin mop removes that frustration of wringing the mop out, especially when it gets dirty. Plus it is easy to move around the floor as you move. It isn't messy and the spin is like a washing machine using the high speed spin to wring out the mop. Overall it hold the perfect amount of water, CLEANS very well, not messy and so convenient. I recommend this system 100%.

I love the mop. However, I wish I had gotten the one that separates the clean and dirty water. The handle twists to shorten/lengthen and sometimes slips if you don’t tighten it enough. Overall, it’s a great mop. Not all mop heads fit this one, so make sure you read what mop the head actually goes with. I accidentally bought an extra that I can’t use because it goes to the other mop.

I’ve been using the O-Cedar mop and bucket system for a while now, and it’s easily one of the most practical cleaning tools I’ve owned. The spin mop design makes wringing effortless—no bending, no wet hands, and you control how damp the mop gets. It cleans efficiently without leaving floors soaking wet, which is perfect for hardwood, tile, and laminate. The microfiber mop head picks up dirt, dust, and hair really well, even in corners and along baseboards. I also appreciate that the mop head is machine washable and reusable, which saves money over time. The bucket feels sturdy, the foot pedal works smoothly, and the splash guard actually helps keep water off the floor. Overall, the O-Cedar mop and bucket is easy to use, durable, and effective. It makes floor cleaning faster and less tiring, and it’s a solid choice for anyone who wants a simple but reliable mopping system.

Although it is practical, the head is way too small. When you try to mop, the head keeps flipping over. The spin wringer spins the opposite of how the handle screws on. So if you aren't very careful, it will spin the head off the handle. VERY MUCH A BIG HASSLE. the designers took the day off that they thought that through.

I love the O Cedar spin mop/bucket! Before coming across this great mechanism, I used to hate mopping, even though I love to clean. My floors used to take at least 30 minutes or more to dry, and I hated having to wring the mop by hand over and over again. With O Cedar however, I don't have to touch the mop head at all. I just dunk the mop in the water, place it in the spinner, and then mop away. My floor dries in less than 10 minutes, and I am so pleased that I can do my other chores in a short amount of time. I also love that the mop heads are washable and reusable up to 3 months. The mop heads are easy to attach and detach. I am so grateful that O Cedar has come out with this great invention. Give it a try if you're on the fence on getting a new mop, you won't be disappointed.

I really wanted to LOVE this! It's definitely not worth $40ish, however. The spinner does splash water out of the bucket if you're not careful, the mop head comes off while you're mopping, %26 the handle should be 2 instead of one for balancing when there's water, soap, %26/or dirty water in it. I also feel like the mop STICKS to whatever you're cleaning and doesn't glide well, therefore, you have to scrub harder and the mop head flops back and forth under the extra pressure. Like I said, I wanted to love it, but, I just barely like it.

I used to use the generic wet pads for my Swiffer and with 4 country boys running around I spent an arm and a leg on them. I switched to this and I am so glad I did. I can reuse it over and over without buying a new mop head or I can switch the mop head out if I need to. I don't have to touch the dirty mop water and it wrings out very well so no extra water on the floor. After I'm done I fill the bucket up a bit, swish the mop head in the clean water, wring, and repeat until the water runs clear and I'm confident my mop is being put away clean for next time. If I want to disinfect, I just fill the bucket up with some bleach water and let set for the night. I never have a gross smelling mop and it cleans very well. It is a bit bulky but fits well between my washer and wall, thank God, for storage. My only complaint is that when I am wringing the mop head the pedal gets stuck down sometimes, which can be time consuming because I need to wait for it to come back up and go slower. Unfortunately, I am worried it will stop working altogether, I'll update my review if so. Overall, in terms of cleanliness and affordability, buy this!

The pedal you are supposed to push to spin the water out is small and flimsy. I injured my knee pressing on it. You have to push hard and repeatedly to get all the water out. It still has water in it. The theory is good, the it does not work very well at getting the water out. I could not walk well for three days. The muscles that attach below the knee were strained due to the repeated pressing. If the pedal were larger, you could put more of your foot on it, rather than the tip of your foot. I had to send it back. The regular sponge mops these days do not have scrubby bits on them. I am thinking about getting one of those machines, like a vacuum cleaner, to scrub the floor without injuring me. It would be a lot faster also. The hand wringer mops work the best.

i cannot get my handle to extend. the swivel mop moves way to much and i have to stop and fix it because it flips over its self. the bucket is just the one that you wring it out in amd it just not that great. i have a 13 mop i absolutely love! i will not be recommending this to anyone