O-Cedar EasyWring Microfiber Spin Mop, Bucket Floor Cleaning System, Red, Gray, Standard

I never write reviews because most products fall short of my expectations. This mop system is a game changer. I'm lazy by nature. This systems takes everything I hate about moping and solves every problem. 1) Setup is fast and easy 2) I added 1/2 cup of Pinesol to a couple of gallons of water 3) The spinner is NOT a novelty. It works like a charm. This means that the floor dries super fast. 4) It was FUN TO USE! 5) Easy to maneuver and empty and its small enough to fit in a cleaning closet. Great work O-Cedar! Hopefully it stands up to repeat usage. I hate re-buying good products because they are designed to not last long. We'll see!

I love this mop, it’s my pride and joy. It works great, is fun to use, and not too expensive as far as everything goes. I wanted one of these ever since I saw it and decided to just do it. I don’t regret it. I love the super duper fast and convenient straining process, much easier than others that require force to strain.

This mop is amazing. The mop stays clean even after a good mopping. I love the water separate from the mop.

Finally, a mop that is easy to use. I was cleaning my floors 10 minutes after opening the box. I love that I can carry the bucket with me and never have to touch the pad. My floors were clean within minutes.

I can't believe I'm on here reviewing a mop. One of the last things I want to think about or spend money on, but here we are! I'm a single guy and don't know squat about cleaning floor. I ordered a few different style of mops and none of them worked well and was a mess to deal with once I was finished. I have to say this Easywring Mop and bucket actually make the process a lot easier and more efficient to clean up when I'm done. I didn't the handle would be all that sturdy since you have to snap it together, but it surprised me. It's held up well so far even when I'm putting some elbow great behind it. I use a separate bucket for the water and cleaning solution just so I can keep the clean water separate from the dirty, but this bucket does a nice job getting the dirty water out of the mop head and collecting it for disposal later. I like the fact that the refill heads are machine washable. If one gets too dirty when I'm using it, I can pop another one on and then wash the dirty one in the meantime. Overall, it's a slick little system and it's a good value for the money spent. I'm as happy with as I can be with a mop and bucket. That's saying a lot.

I actually really like this. I'm getting older and wringing out a mop is getting hard. This is so much easier by just stepping on the side of the bucket. I purchased one of those other kind online with the long flat mops that you pull through the sides and that thing will break you back but this doesn't. I wished that I would have bought the more expensive one with a bigger mop because of the top of this mop you of have to keep it angled toward the edge of the triangle to keep it from flipping over, but it's still works well. Just to have to take your time. The plastic's pretty strong and the mop seems okay. So I guess time will tell.

I'm sold on the spin mop. Faster and easier to use. Beats using your hands to squeeze out water from a mop into a bucket. This is the 2nd Cedar spin mop I purchased in 6 years before it failed. I caused it to fail from playing with it all the time. I'd crank on the foot pedal continuously to see how fast I could get the mop to spin. You might wonder why I did this, well, I'm a guy that was bored of mopping and found a new toy. I took it apart and found the copper ring used for gripping the stem of the spin container wore out and the foot mechanism could/would not grip the stem anymore. I did not find a copper ring replacement so I bought a new mop only for the spin bucket. This spin mop lasts a very long time if you don't follow my example. I replaced the mop heads multiple times before buying this new spin mop. I found the mop handle, where it extends in/out, failed quickly but putting tape around the handle extension point fixed the issue. The mop worked until the copper ring gave out. While writing this review I began to realize just how sturdy this spin mop is.

I'm going to start by saying this mop is amazing. The price is decent, the size of the bucket is just right (too much mop water wastes and heavy to carry around, too little doesn't hold enough dirt in solution), the pedal-activated spinning centrifuge to drain the water is so simple it's genius, for the most part this mop is GOAT in my book. I've used a ton of other mops, including the cheap ten dollar kind where you have to twist the ratcheting handle to squeeze the water out, this beats all of them hands down. It does have a few small problems though and they should be easy for O'Cedar to fix. 1. The bucket has an imprint inside it to show you the quantity of water in liters, including the max fill line, this imprint was done so shallow they're nearly impossible to see. These should stick out more and ideally be painted white over the letters. If they were only sticking out more that would be fine, someone could easily use a paint marker to highlight these but currently we can't. 2. The distance between the outer perimeter of the centrifuge and the sides of the bucket is somewhat small, it's very easy to go past the centrifuge with the mop head and just drip mop water all over the sides, especially on top of the pedal, which then makes the pedal slippery. They could add a small wall around the perimeter of the centrifuge, maybe an inch high to solve this. 3. The mop head doesn't have enough strands and they're not balanced well enough. If you're on tacky surfaces or pushing your mop away from your body, it's very easy for the strands to get caught on the surface, and the edge of the mop head (the red triangle) makes contact with the surface, you can damage hardwood floors accidentally. The mop head needs to be more dense. 4. A clip or some kind of holder on the bucket to hold the mop when not in use would have been great as well. Other than these few problems, the mop has a lot of other things going well for it in addition to everything I already mentioned: 1. The ergonomics are great, there's a little handle under the pedal you can grasp to tilt the bucket to empty it out, the bucket holds well in the hand too. 2. The mop wand is decent. The collapsing design is great for storage after use, it's a little tough to twist to collapse but it works. Haven't noticed any weakness in it, it does creak but it's made of plastic, never snapped on me and doesn't seem like it ever will. 3. The pedal-activated wringing out is more accessible for older and disabled people because it requires lower leg strength, other mops require upper arm strength to wring out the mop. People usually have worse dexterity in their hands and arms than they do their legs since we walk on our legs and stand upright against gravity constantly, even people who don't regularly exercise will find this easier to use. 4. It makes mopping fun and convenient, which makes people mop more than they normally would, this is always a good thing. 5. When you're done, rinse the mop head out, let it dry, then stow your mop and whatever bottle of mopping solution in the bucket itself, to save space. 6. The gears and mechanism for the pedal-activated centrifuge are clearly visible and appear to be easily removable with a few screws. Yes they're plastic which sucks because the durability is low, but it also means they're probably cheap to replace if you strip or wear them out, you can probably even 3D print replacement gears if you have a 3D printer. All in all this is an excellent mop for everyone: yourself, for older or disabled people, kids on chore duty, great for people who live in small apartments, it's a total win in my book. Here are some tips: 1. When using the pedal, keep your foot in contact with the pedal at all times, do not push it down than raise your foot faster than the pedal comes up, without anything on top the pedal comes up too fast and grinds the plastic gears, not a good sound and they'll strip eventually. 2. I find mopping side to side (with the tip of the mop head pointing forward) works better than moving the mop forward or backward, but this is just good mopping technique in general. 3. Plan how you're going to mop: I like to decide where I'm going to stop mopping in my apartment, then work furthest from that area backwards to where I want to stop, this way I minimize walking on any freshly mopped surface. 4. If you're working on a tacky/sticky surface, the mop strands will grab more due to the increased friction, this will unbalance the mop head and you'll start to strike the surface with the plastic on the mop head, to allow the mop head to glide smoothly, increase the amount of mopping solution in the head (don't spin as much out) for these areas. 5. Let the mop head do the work! Don't push down on the mop head, let it glide over the surface and put your effort in moving the mop head side to side.

Great mop & bucket set. The mop is just the right size and shape to clean properly and the bucket spins the water out of the mop very well.

Good mop sturdy works very well

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Muy bueno muy cómodo para usar

The set is amazing but the item suggested to buy together with this bucket doesn't not match size-wise!