I was debating if I wanted to get this one or the O Cedar that supposed to have 2 areas one to keep clean water from dirty water. After reading other reviews and looking at the cost I decided to buy the less expensive one. It works great. I’m glad I bought this one. The mop fits in the bucket and spinner. It’s easy to spin the mop so it’s wet enough to clean but not too wet getting water puddles. Well worth buying. I didn’t like the extended handle as much as I would like to. It does extend but it kept slipping down even when I tightened it correctly. I just hold it around the top area it extends when I need to apply a little more pressure in areas.

I bought this with the express intent of swabbing the bathroom floor where my mastiffs eat and drink (and make a big mess)... This is very easy to use, the mop wringing feature is a real boon and it really does get into corners - does a great job and makes my life easier.

This mop is okay would not buy it again. the pole keeps falling finally got the top of the mop to stay on. it really don't get under stuff good. Hard time trying to map under entertainment center. The mop goes where it want to go. I don't have to touch the mop but I do have to touch the top of the red part. No instructions came inside the box. Thinking about sending it back not a good buy not to touch a wet mop it okay.

This product is overpriced and an exaggeration of its use. You're left with more water still in the mop than you spin out! You're better off with a twist mop and your own bucket for the cost of this garbage, which I will go back to using. A Tremendous disappointment, and I don't leave reviews, but they really should stop manufacturing this crap!!

This is a great set if you're used to commercial mops and buckets but are now mopping at home. Compromises usually make an inferior product, but these things are perfect for residential cleaning. Well worth it. So much so that I would say if they'd scale these up a bit and use a harder plastic, it could easily run commercial mop and bucket manufacturers out of business. Only ONE caveat, which is that it is possible -POSSIBLE- to damage the pedal-gear. I bought a new one and have been more careful about how much weight I push down on it at the beginning of the spin.

I have always trusted O-Cedar products over the years and chose it over the other brands as the reviews were not good for them. It is so easy to mop now, I couldn't be happier. I use it on my vinyl kitchen floor, I'm sure it works well on ceramic tiled floors as well as wood floors. If you hate to mop floors, this product is your ticket to make it less of a chore. I love, love, love it!

First of all, the stick is so short that you have to bend like a hobbit in order to mop, and this is coming from someone who’s only 5ft2. Worst of all the spinning thing DOES NOT WORK. The mop WILL be soaking wet so you have to do it by hand which is hard because the darn mop is so TINY. Money down the drain, it’s going straight to the trash.

Best price you will find that comes with replacement heads. Works as advertised. I just don't like how the head attaches and gets removed. You really have to snap it in and pull it out. Feels like I am going to break it. But it works as a mop should.

I would highly recommend this product to anyone who has a difficult time using a standard mop to clean their floors. Some of the major brand mops on the market now a days force you to buy pads and refill solutions and still don't do as good of a job. All you do is fill up the bucket with warm water and your desired cleaning agent. Submerge the mop and then place it in the spinner and pump out the access moisture. The mop end is detachable and can be placed in the washing machine for cleaning. This product was also less expensive then the highly advertised product that is seen on TV. Why spend over $ 40.00 dollars plus shipping and handling when you can buy the O-Cedar Easy Wring Spin Mop and Bucket System for under $ 30.00 at Wal-Mart!

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.