O-Cedar RinseClean Spin Mop & Bucket System | Clean with Clean Water | Removes 99% of Bacteria

If you’re tired of mopping your floors, this product is a lifesaver! With the right tool, mopping becomes a breeze. This is hands down the best mop system out there.I used to dread mopping, but now I actually look forward to it. The bucket design keeps clean and dirty water separate, which is genius. No more water splashing everywhere from hard-to-squeeze mops.All you have to do is fill the reservoir with water and your favorite cleaning solution, and you’re good to go. It’s so simple and effective that my eight-year-old can do it without any help.The bucket is also lightweight and easy to move around, which is perfect for my little one. I absolutely love this mop and bucket. It’s the best! Definitely recommend it!

I love this! I have LOTS of tile and would always have to fill a sink with water and run back to it to rinse! This works great! The mop head is a little small, but that makes sense, you couldn't have one much bigger without making the bucket too large to move easily. Plus they give you 2-3 mopheads so that you can change them out quickly.

The O-Cedar mop and container are amazing! They’re super easy to use and make cleaning so much faster. The mop picks up dirt really well, and the container system makes rinsing and wringing effortless. Great quality and a total game-changer for keeping floors clean!

This gets 4 stars because the product does deliver on what it says it can do. However, I consider it an upgrade over the normal O' Cedar spin mop bucket, the version that doesn't come with clean water separating function, due the everything about this upgraded version being smaller. That said, it is easy to use, easy to fill and the clean rinse function works good.The mophead is significantly smaller, and the mop handle included is already on the shorter end. This means even when the mop head is wet, is has no weight to it, and you basically need to hunch over quite a bit to force the mop head into the floor to get any kind of traction, even more so if you need actually scrub up a mess. The lack of weight does make it easier to go a fit faster, but I'd take be able to mostly stand up over increased mopping speed.The mop head really just needs to be at least 30-40% larger to be useful to clean anything other than a small space, the broom handle needs another 6-12 inches of adjustable length, and the obviously the mop bucket would need to accommodate these modifications.I do believe I can purchase a longer mop handle and that may make this more worth it for me. I also see they sell deep clean mop heads that are different from the one included, which might be thicker? Still underwhelming after using it for a few days.This may fit your needs though! This is just my experience with the product.

After reading other reviews I was confident this would work and I was not disappointed. The instructions are okay, but they don't tell you: 1) If you have a spray attachment on the kitchen sink you can leave the whole shebang together as you fill it rather than having to awkwardly move the filled clean chamber into the outer (dirty water) bucket as the instructions direct. 2) Use the hottest water you can; it will cool as you work and likely still be warm as you finish. 3) When you first wet the mop head in the clean chamber, drag it against the sides of the clean chamber to drain it and preserve the clean supply, then spin it in the rinse chamber to achieve the desired wetness for mopping.Other reviewers pointed out that the mop handle could be longer. i am reserving judgment on this as at 51" it worked fine for my 5'8" height. There are also longer handles available; just make sure to buy one with "European" threads which are finer than the big acme threads on your old brooms.As to reviewers who complained about the telescoping handle I suggest twisting with some muscle during setup. If you still have a problem with collapsing then you can either epoxy the handle to keep it in place or use clear packing tape or duct tape to "freeze" the connections.I mopped about 900 square feet on a single bucket load (about 1 1/4 gallons) and the dirty water was equally dirty as when I was using a wide microfiber push-to-wring mop with a 2 gallon clean supply and a 2 gallon separate rinse bucket.This system does a good job of keeping the dirty water separate, the only exception being the minimal residual dirty water in the mop fibers after spin rinsing.For routine cleaning this is a fine system. If you have a horrible mess, get out your scrub brush and bucket!The mop head triangular holder can be made to scrape the floor, but I found a quick hand spin will fling the mop ends out to a near circle, then back to work. I suspect that with practice this issue will be very minor.

Love the concept!! easy to use and very convenient for the dirty water to be separated as its being used 😳10/10 would recommend

I absolutely love this mop! It has been a game changer for my household. I saved up for this for a while and didn't get a different brand -- the reviews weren't nearly as good. Now I make everyone take their shoes off at the door because the floor is not getting our feet dirty anymore! Worth every penny. The separate water reservoir is fantastic and the spin-out feature is so handy - no more hand-wringing or soaking wet floors!The only con is how short the mop handle is. I am 5'5" and I'm bending over to mop so I would suggest a longer mop handle attachment if you're over 5'2".Hopefully this mop will last a long time! So far so good. :)