This OCedar mop system has been a disappointment. The telescoping handle will not secure extension and keeps collapsing in, much too short for any adult to use. Securing it with electrical tape didnt work, so will try duct tape. I have informed Ocedarca our the problem. If they make it right, I will post another review.

I bought this mop hoping to clean my wood floors, as soon as I assembled the handle I knew that it would be impossible. The handle does not and when you apply pressure it collapses. What's the point of it really? Don't waste your time, I returned it the next day.

My coworker told me about this unit. I love that I don’t have to squeeze out my mop and don’t have to bend low. My only complaint is for my laminate floor, there is too much water in the mop. I have to manually squeeze out some of the water. The spin doesn’t squeeze out enough water for my floor.

I'm a full-time, paralyzed from the waist down, wheelchair user. I needed a mop and thought I could lean over and push the foot pedal with my hand. It's so hard that even my boyfriend couldn't use both of his hands to push the pedal down. It definitely didn't work for this disabled woman. It might be fine for another wheelchair user, but not me.

Good in theory but poorly executed..Cheaply made and not balanced as anything containing water should be. When you carry it by the handle its not balanced correctly which causes it to tilt forward where the pour lip is causing spillage. Great something else to clean.. Also the foot pedal you pump to turn the basket to spin the water out of the mop gets stuck often which interferes with getting speed up to spin the water out. Also I suggest if you have balance issues of your own that you hold onto something while using the pedal, ut takes a few times. Im returning it to try out the Libman version hoping the quality and craftsmanship will be a better experience

Handle not long enough. Doesn’t seem like I will be able to use any pressure while mopping or the handle may snap. The “Easy Wring” feature is horribly designed. It’s literally like a lettuce spinner attached to the side of the tiny mop bucket. Haha. The entire mop (handle and all) spins in the lettuce spinner and dirty water gets flung all around the room. Worst mop design ever!

I didn't even know that WalMart carried these until I was searching online for a better price after seeing one on a TV shopping network. WalMart's price was better, I didn't have to wait or pay shipping, and O-Cedar is a brand I'm familiar with. Though I've only used it once, it did a good job on my ceramic tile floors, even the grout. You can adjust how much water is left in the mop by the number of times you use the step-on piece on the side of the bucket. The mophead was not difficult to remove, and I washed it in dishwasher detergent in my kitchen sink. It cleaned up nicely. I previously had a Clorox sponge mop that was falling apart after less than a dozen uses. I'm sure this one will last a lot longer than that, but when it finally needs replacing, WalMart stocks the replacement mopheads for about $7.

took me theee longest time to finally buy one and my worse nightmare happened..... my heavy footed 15 year old son broke the peddle to the spin mop after about only a month. tell ya cant treat urself. otherwise it was a dream moping had no idea how hard i was still working w/ the old school tradition mop and bucket

I had used the system once with great results- using Tide powder. However, my daughter used it next and the foot lever on the wringer broke when she was washing my floor!! Now it appears I have to order an entire new tub!! Becomes an expensive product for a new widow!

This spin mop uses a foot pedal on the bucket to spin the water out, instead of having to constantly release the lock on the handle to push the mop handle up and down like other brands. Its mop head is more plush than other brands I’ve tried. This spin mop is superior to its competitors. .