Vileda EasyWring Microfibre Spin Mop & Bucket Floor Cleaning System

Great value Well constructed, just purchased a second one for a cottage.

Excelente marca, ya la había tenido antes, el mecanismo se ve de muy buena calidad. Sin embargo, los repuestos de las mopas, no son el material que esperaba.

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Speaking as a residential cleaner, this is the best mop and bucket! It has foot pumping action to spin the basket to wring out the mop, which is great because I hate hand wringing out mops and I don't really like the other style where you mash the mop head into the basket. And it's actually kinda fun to use. The mop heads are triangular and get into corners better than traditional mops. The mop heads also pop off and can be tossed into the washing machine. I like that feature so I can have several mop heads and have a clean mop for each of my clients.

I initially used this at a cat rescue I volunteer at where it gets used 2x a day everyday. I was impressed with how well it spun out the water and throwing the mop heads thru the top load washing machine it held up. I ended up buying the same thing for myself at home. The only difference I notice using it at home is dragging the bucket across the floor marks up the floor (laminate wood while shelter has tile) to stop this I just put a towel under the bucket so I still get the stability yet can drag it across the floor. To keep the mop head as clean as possible I hand rinse it out and pull out any long hairs or pieces of debris that get stuck in it. Then I give it a really good spin to get majority of water out. This way it's practically dry when I put it away and don't get that used mop smell. Throwing it in the top load washing machine works for heavy dirt but do not put in the dryer. I don't know what it would be like putting it thru a front load washing machine cycle. The best mop and bucket system I've ever used.

Have had it for a month plus; the bucket is easy to store under the sink cabinet (assuming normal size sink cabinet); the wringer works as well as a professional mop wringer; don't press too hard on the pedal to wring, a gentle push will do.. I have not yet washed the mop head in a washing machine so can't comment on how well it will clean/ how well it will hold up after the rinse/ spin cycle of washing machine... The only one downside is that the mop head is attached to a plastic head and thus the mop can't get into places even a cheapo mop could ( like between a sink cabinet and a stove if they are really close together and there is a small gap).. I bought it for 25-30( don't remember the exact price), but it is definitely worth the buy if you can't buy a big professional yellow mop bucket ( in my case due to storage issue) and like to clean and want to have control of how much water you want to mop the floor with.

I just grabbed my second Vileda Easy Wring mop, one part because I have been generally happy with it, and one part because - well, I'm apparently kind of dumb. I recently had some glass break, and as a precaution after sweeping everything and mopping up the residuals, I tossed the mop head and went to replace it. Well. When I tossed the mop head I unscrewed the plastic head, and tossed it out entirely. When the replacement arrived, it arrives as just the mop - no plastic connector. As far as I could see, you cannot readily buy individual pieces of the mop, so I bought an entire new mop system. Which kind of worked out, because I had managed to tear part of the 'wringing basket', for lack of a better term, and its long term durability was suspect. And that is kind of one thing I do want to acknowledge: while the bucket is generally pretty thick plastic, if it does sustain any damage (I will say it is *generally* unlikely, I just got unlucky), it doesn't look like you can easily get individual parts. You're going to be getting a new mop system. TL;DR?: I have been generally happy with the mop. It works out well, and the spin system means you're not dealing with a saturated mop all the time - which also means its easier to rinse out. But don't be dumb like me: when you go to replace the mop head, remove *just* the head, not the plastic mount.