This is my second one. My handle broke on my first one that I had for many years. To replace it was a little expensive so decided to just buy a whole new system. It is sturdy. A person can't really fill it easily and you can't put in too much water or it will be very heavy. Make sure all of the mop pieces are in the spinner before spinning or water will go everywhere!

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%.

If I could give it a negative star I would. This mop is complete garbage! It falls apart while you’re using it and the handle is only about 3 feet tall so it kills your back. Do not buy it. You will regret it! Now I have to figure out how to dry it and put it back in the box and return it.

This is the perfect mop for me to use to clean my house. It is easy to assemble, add hot water to the bucket, bleach, and my favorite scented soap, and mop away. The mop head is easy to install and remove, it’s washable and doesn’t cost much to buy replacements.

the plastic triangle that the mop head attached to scrapes the floor. if you don't mop in the perfect motion, it scratches and scraped the floor. the mop head is the issue. we have it clicked on all the way. also it doesn't take enough water out of the mop so our laminate floors were soaking, and yes we did spin it as much as possible.

I need to take this back to the store. It’s not working for me the handle slips and there’s too much dog hair in this place to be able to try mopping with this. I’m cleaning it up and returning it to the store. I need to verification that I purchased it

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 can’t believe I’m actually excited about a mop, but this system is a lifesaver! The foot pedal wringer works perfectly, allowing me to control exactly how wet the mop stays without ever having to touch dirty water or bend over. What stands out: * Effortless Wringing: The centrifugal spin gets the microfiber head almost dry, which is perfect for my hardwood floors. * Deep Cleaning: The triangular mop head reaches into corners and under cabinets better than any flat mop I’ve used. * Sturdy Build: The bucket is balanced and doesn't splash or tip when you’re carrying it. Cleaning used to be a chore I’d put off, but this makes it so much faster and more efficient.

I got it out of the box to immediately use and it did not stay together very well. The head of the mop would not stay on and the handle kept collapsing down and not staying tight. I was cleaning the floor with it and it seemed like it would be a great product if the head would stay on and the telescoping of the handle would just stay but it woudn't and I kept having to adjust, tighten and start again.

I find this mop to be very effective in cleaning panel floors. Fast drying due to properly wringing out. Easy to assemble. Taking the mop head off for washing doesn’t require much effort. It does seem like the sort of mop that would need to be replaced within a year if used daily because the plastic will wear out with constant dismantling. Plus, it wouldn't hurt to be able to lengthen the handle for taller people. So far, I like better than the traditional mop, though.