I love this mop and it is so easy to use. I have wood floors and using a mop that you have to spray cleaner on the floor just does not do a very good job. this mop is great because you don't have to bend over and you can make as wet or dry as you want.

I needed a mop and saw this at Sam’s. I hate to wring a mop and I’m a sucker for a gadget. In theory this should work, but as the other person who rated this poorly indicated, there is very little mop head to clean with! It is more work to clean a large area. Also, I only use pinesol to mop my ceramic tile, I can’t believe that it messes up the foot pedal. So for me a total waste of money. I now have to get a new mop.

I bought this mop and it worked great for a month. easy storage it spins down by the handles so its can be stored in small places. expect after a month of it , it already broke and can no longer spin down and now wont even stay up to mop. I mop our floors once a week at least so I was pretty disappointed that it broke. I also purchased one for my cleaning business and the same thing happened to that one. I need a new handle but cant find them anywhere.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] THIS IS A GREAT PRODUCT, iT EVEN HAD A THANK YOU CARD AND TWO FREE SCRUBBER SPONGES IN THE BOX, IT IS A VERY HEAVY DUTY BUCKET ASSEMBLY WITH A FOOT PETAL THAT SPINS THE MOP HEAD WITH SPLASH GUARD TO WRING OUT THE MOP, NICE TRIANGLE SHAPED MOP HEAD MAKES IT EASY TO ACCESS CORNERS AND A TELESCOPING HANDLE

I was going to buy a Spin Mop, but the reviews had me worried. Most of my cleaning tools are made by O'Cedar, so when I seen this one, I ordered it. Now, this is a really sturdy & well made mop. All the manufacturers claims are True. It comes already assembled and it had easy to use instructions. I have used it to Wet Mop,& Damp Mop. My floors are cleaner & I don't use half as much cleaner as I use to. The Mop head cleans up just as clean as the day I got it every time no matter what I have used it on. You should always sweep before mopping, but if you can't depending on the amount of water you put into leave in the mop, it will pick up very small items. I like to see O"Cedar make a Deck Scrub so I can use it on my patio & deck., Write O'Cedar for a coupon & give it a try, you'll be glade you did.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The sponge mop I had been using is a Cedar mop so I knew that I could trust this brand before even opening the box. This is a very simple design and it is extremely easy to assemble the mop and took literally a few seconds from box to filling the bucket. The mop handle is made of metal so it has actual weight to it and my first thought was it won't crack like plastic if you screwed it together too tightly. It telescopes out to full length and twisting it locks each segment securely into place. The mop head then screws on and there is a red plastic end cap for the handle. The end cap doesn't screw on and after it fell off and bending over to pick it up a few times in a few minutes I just left it off. The bucket is oblong (see pictures) so it won't stack with any buckets you have to save space and it doesn't just fit into any sink to fill under the tap either. You either will fill a gallon pitcher twice with hot water and then pour it into the bucket or fill it in a bathtub. The triangular shape of the mop head fits into smaller and angled areas much better than the rectangular sponge one but because it's so soft there's no real scrubber on it. I pumped three times for a wetter mop then went back over the spot again pumping five for a drier mop and it removed a spot without scrubbing. The foot pump wringer is like a salad spinner and the more you step on it the drier your mop is. It really works very well and is super easy to get floors squeaky clean. The mop heads can be washed by hand or in a machine and replacements are under $8. To sum it up it works great, cleans floors really well and it actually is easy to use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the tiniest bucket and mop I have ever owned. It looks so much bigger in the picture online. I tried it on my kitchen floor and it worked ok. It spun out the dirty water ok, but I do not feel like it will last long. You have to be careful when stepping on the paddle to spin the spinner so you don't actually tip the bucket of dirty water everywhere. My biggest complaint is that in order for the mop to spin you have to literally hang onto the tiny little end of the handle because the entire mop and handle spins. I ended up having to hook my finger through the hole to hang onto it. It is the only place you can hang on otherwise the mop won't spin in the basket. Great idea, lousy design. I will let my son take it to his dorm room.

You know what, I didn’t realize it but I’ve had this mop and bucket for over 2 years before it finally broke on me and even then, it was fixed temporarily with some packing tape until I could get a new one, which I did. I think it only broke because my kids are rough on it and my youngest likes to hang off it. So this is a pretty sturdy mop and bucket. Highly recommend. Also can purchase mop heads individually instead of buying a whole new mop every time. Love it.

I am the proud owner of an O-Cedar easy wring and spin mop one of the better purchases since my back operation. I was very sceptical but purchased it anyway with fingers crossed. Wow what a back saver,I thought I wouldn't ever say I loved a mop but, I'm saying it,I love it! Try it you will to. I recomend the O-Cedar

Okay, so I read the reviews and alllllllll the complaints about the handle. After I opened it and put it together, I thought the same exact thing. Not even my mom, who is 4'11", could comfortably use thing this. It's ridiculous and laughably short!! As someone with back problems, this was very much a "chore" and caused a flare up. I bought a "replaceable" type handle, in hopes that I could change this one out. When I got home, I started to twist the bottom to see if it unscrewed and what happened? I discovered that there was another (3rd) part to the extension! There is 3 parts to this handle, not 2! It became a "standard" height at that point. Now my only complaint. I used it today after discovering this, and yes, while it's much more manageable, if you try to apply any real "pressure" to kind of scrub down an area, the handle starts to collapse back down. That was pretty annoying because some areas might need a little more scrubbing. Aside from that, it does what it's supposed to do. The spin feature to "drain" the mop of extra water is great, and being able to wash and or replace the mop head is great.