Rubbermaid Microfiber Twist Mop Kit with 2 Refills Kit Machine Washable Built-in Wringer Lightweight Safe for All Floor Types Deep Cleaning for Home/Bathroom/Garage/Office

It's well made. One mop head has lasted more than 18 months. Alas the mop stuck is rusted and now comes apart. I wish the stick can be replaced. I have 2 unused mop heads

Yes, the zip tie broke on the old one I had, it lasted 10 years before breaking. Yes, I could've just replaced the zip tie, but decided to buy another. I also purchased more mop heads for the old handle, will use those in garage and for messier jobs. I like that it doesn't have a bucket with it. I fill and use it in the kitchen sink, as I like to replace use really clean water when I'm mopping. This mop is like the professional ones, but you can keep it a lot cleaner. You will like this mop if you think that washing the floor by hand with a cotton rag cloth is the best way to actually clean a floor, but don't actually want to do it that way. You will not like this mop if you like microfiber. You will not like this mop if you've ever believed a commercial for a magical cleaning solution. You will not like this mop if you have arthritis or something else that hinders ratcheting the mop so as to wring the water out fully. You will not like this mop if you've ever used the O-Cedar Microfiber Twist mop or the Libman Wonder mop and liked it. The Libman Wonder mop is the WORST mop I've ever used - hands Down! This mop is not suited for hardwood floors, or floors that are really super flat and shiny. I've used a mop like this one for hardwoods with a terry cloth rag covering. https://www.amazon.com/Cedar-Hardwood-Microfiber-Telescoping-Handle/dp/B06XWJV9PN/ref=sr_1_1_sspa Just like with this Rubbermaid mop I would wash out the piece that's cleaning the floor quite often. One thing about the Rubbermaid Ratchet Mop that can be slightly annoying is that if it doesn't go through the right loop when you go to wring it you'll have to stop and readjust, but I'm not giving it less stars because of this since I don't think it could be made any other way and have it still work as well.

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I had originally purchased a microfiber fancy mop and spent more than I care to admit to. My floors are over 80 years old so of course there are tiny splinters that microfiber grabs onto, whether you rip parts of your mop off and it sticks to the floor or you rip parts of the floor off microfiber just wasnt for this floor. The Rubbermaid mop with yarn was exactly perfect! It didn't snag on the tiny splinters and it wrang out perfectly. It was easy to rinse and twist. If the plastic piece fails I know I can use a heavy duty zip tie to make it work just as well. I will never buy any other type or brand. Although it didn't come with the extra head that the advertisement said it did. If you have hardwood floors get this one.

I have bounced between this RubberMaid and O’Cedar’s version for decades. My biggest issue was that I had to occasionally replace the handle because after a few years of extreme use, it would rust. (Absolutely no big deal unless you are in the middle of mopping and have no backup,yet) I decided when my son got his first apartment a few weeks back, to give him mine (still had some years left in it), and I would just grab a new one. Let’s face it, it’s a small price, I thought, for my house back after 32 years of parenting 5 kids, and he is a young guy, it’ll just sit in a closet until move out day. Haha! This was the only version of either I could find, in store or online. I told my husband I was shocked at the price and was thinking I should find another brand. He said “you know those are good, it’s a crap shoot with others, get it” (lots of training went into teaching him the appropriate response, ladies). So of course, I obliged. Haha! MISTAKE! On the first use, third wring it popped off the handle. Thinking I must have not fastened it completely, I reattached it and made sure it was secure (dripping water everywhere, but no big, I’m gonna mop it up and wring it out anyway, I’ll consider this a presoak). The next wring went well, however every wring after that it would detach, no matter how I supported it, held it, held my mouth, or the vast array of threats I was throwing at it (of course at a volume only Mr RubberMaid and I could hear! Grandkids don’t need to know that side of Ma’Maw. Notice my husband wasn’t included? After being married to a Cajun for many, many years, nothing surprises him, he could probably use a little therapy, TBH ). Well, I suppose it showed me, because the next twist not only detached at the top of the mop section, but also at the base. At that very moment, with that handle, I could have actually taken home the Gold in the Olympic Javelin Toss, don’t even kid! Words that came out of my mouth would have made a Sailor blush with shame. I don’t know if it is returnable, but my review in short is this: Unless you are wanting to teach a young child all the potty words mommy and daddy say they shouldn’t say and have a 4 year old bring you soap to wash the butt stank from your mouth - Unless you are training for the Olympics, and are in need of a legal, never before seen, drug test passing performance enhancer - Unless you are working diligently on your Anger Managment skills and need to test your progress- DON’T BUY THIS PIECE OF….. metal, plastic, and microfiber.

I recently purchased this mop and had a hard time with the assembly. It took me a while, but I figured out that the mop head had to connect to the base of the mop, near the felt part of the mop. I had to push the mop strands aside to find the plastic connector piece inside the mop head. The mop handle and mop head connect here, just slide in the handle until you hear a click. Hope this helps.

I love this mop! I have been using this mop for many years. It works very well. I like the twist to ring out the water. Depending on your hand strength, I can wring out a lot of the water & HANDS STAY DRY. I usually go through a mop head about every year. I tend to use the scratcher part pretty often and it wears out fast. I usually buy two mop heads at a time, so I can have a clean one on while the other is in the wash. I can no longer find replacement heads and have to order a whole new mop, which is pretty expensive. It is my favorite mop so I will have to do what I have to do. I sure wish they would make replacement heads.

This is a high-quality twist mop! It easily locks the twisted mop in place when wringing it out, or storing it. There is a small scrub pad on the very bottom to help remove dried-on debris. The great thing about this mop is its compact size which allows you to rinse the mop in a kitchen sink without splashing all over the place. You can wring it "dry" and use it to damp mop the floor, or you can pull the mop out all wet and drench the floor! The mop fibers are very absorbent, and can be pushed into cracks and crevices with ease. You do have to get used to handling the mop so that the strings 'fall' into place before attempting to wring out the mop. Otherwise, the strings can get out of alignment, and make wringing the mop difficult. Minor thing to learn.