O-Cedar EasyWring Microfiber Spin Mop and Bucket Cleaning System

My last spin-type mop was purchased many years ago from QVC and I loved it! However, the pedal on the bucket just broke and I needed to replace it. The O-Cedar mop fits the bill. The great thing is that my old mop can be used with this new bucket, as well as the mop that came with it. That gives me some options! I cannot believe how this bucket really spins so much of the water out of the mop! The trick is to not hold the mop tight and just let it go! Does a better than my old bucket. I have hardwood floors and like to wet mop it occasionally in between using Bona w/special mop. These floors cannot get too wet because it will ruin them, so this mop works great! BTW, for those posting that they can't get the mop dry enough, it's a matter of just setting the mop head in the bucket, hold the upper part of the mop handle lightly (actually, just guide it without really grabbing onto it), and then pump the bucket lever with your foot 2-3 times. It's that simple and it's amazing how much water is spun out of the mop head! Many of the negative comments indicate problems with keeping the mop extended. I notice the mop was a bit tricky when I first added the upper part and it wouldn't stay in place. So, I removed the end cap (red hanging piece) and then grabbed the lower and upper parts of the rod and TWISTED IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS UNTIL IT LOCKED IN PLACE. It worked perfectly! Then I put the red cap piece back on and have absolutely no problems with it at all! It's tall enough for me (5'7" and my husband 6'0'). Also, some complaints have been made about the mop head being hard to manipulate, not thick enough, etc. What I've learned from using this type of mop in the past (different manufacturer) is to make sure the mop head is placed flat on the floor with the threads/ropes splayed out evenly and using a side swipe method. This works very well on my hardwood and tile floors. The triangle part is nice for getting into the corners. Also, some people have made comments that it doesn't go behind toilets and that isn't my experience. It goes easily behind my three toilets, but, to be honest, I clean that area every time I clean the toilets so I'm not depending on the the mop being my sole source of cleaning those areas. It's a nice mop and bucket and the price isn't that bad. A reviewer also mentioned that using the same water to wash and rinse is not the way to go, but that isn't an issue as far as I'm concerned. I use vinegar with the water, squish the mop really good in the water before spinning, and I feel that my floors are clean. Vacuuming/sweeping before mopping makes a HUGE difference and even with two cats (and they are slobs), this keeps my floors really clean. I just don't understand all the negative comments.

Best mops ever. Great because you can remove and wash the head to keep a clean mop between uses. Nice with the foot pedal to ring it out while using.

Easy to use. Love how it works with ease. I will need to order more of the EasyWring Microfiber Spin Mop.

Love this spin mop & bucket! Cleans our kitchen floor beautifully!

Easy to use. Replaceable and washable mop heads. Bucket only needs to be half full so that the mop head basket sits above the water.

I love this. I do not have to touch a dirty mop or the mop water

Small and easy to assemble it’s also comfortable to use

I have finished wooden floors in the kitchen & dining room and marble in the two bathrooms. The light from the living room & kitchen windows just show every speck of dust, dirt, cat yack, etc. (My wife and I have two cats and a dog.) I tried washing these floors with a bucket and sponge mop but was never satisfied. I bought a Bissel steam mop which is OK for wooden floors and was very satisfied with the device. (I never rated it as I should have because I would have given it 5 stars.) But I just wasn't sure if I was getting the floors as clean as I wanted. (Ok, yes, I'm a bit anal.) Tried the the O-Cedar Easy Wring Spin & Bucket System. Yes, this might be the best mop & bucket you'll ever buy. Used it with Mr. Clean. To my slight surprise, the floors weren't that dirty. The Bissel steam mop was doing a really good job but because of the surface of the flooring and the light angles at time they always looked like they needed to be moped. They didn't. Am I'm I happy that I bought another floor cleaning device that I probably didn't need? Truthfully, yeah. The steam mop works great but it takes probably twice as long to use. I'll probably continue to use the steam mop in the bathrooms because the steam mop just about sanitizes the bathroom floors. (Hey, it's steam, 212 degrees!) But for the routine mopping jobs on the living, dining room & kitchen, I'll use the O-Cedar bucket & mop. It's easy, fast and works really well. I pretty much get as much hot water out of the mop as I should (three spins) and the floors dry in short order. The product is definitely for household use. I don't know if O-Cedar makes an industrial/commercial model but for household use, it's great.