O-Cedar EasyWring Microfiber Spin Mop and Bucket Floor Cleaning System

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Choosing the best one for you, Golubev says, is based on your own preferences and how much you want to clean or maintain your mop bucket. Now that we have a better understanding of the key components and the spinning mechanism of the O-Cedar Spin Mop, we can move on to diagnosing and troubleshooting the issue of your mop not spinning as intended.

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Once you have gone through these troubleshooting steps, reassemble the mop and test the spinning action. However, we wish the mop head had longer microfiber strings, and we didn’t like that the bucket didn’t stay in place when wringing the mop head in the spinner. A stronger material for the mop wringer and foot pedal, for example, might have been a better option since they get the most usage. Pay special attention to the connection between the mop head and handle, as well as the spinning mechanism.This amazing cleaning tool went viral when clean freaks on TikTok showed us how easy and effective it is. With no hand-wringing, levers to pull or dripping messes, the O-Cedar has revolutionized cleaning floors. Everyone loves a quality cleaning tool, and when that tool cuts your cleaning time, like the O-Cedar EasyWring spin mop, you’re sure to be obsessed. The Bulbhead Hurricane Spin Mop, however, is a winner because not only is it easy to clean, but it is very easy to use.

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This mop is our pick for the best heavy duty spin mop for its absorbency, ability to remove tough stains, and overall cleaning performance. Daniela also consulted Justin Carpenter, cleaning expert and owner of Modern Maids, and Michael Golubev, CEO of Mold Busters. O-Cedar also makes the EasyWring RinseClean spin mop, which includes a two-in-one bucket system, keeping clean water separated from dirty water in the same bucket.Michael Golubev, CEO of Mold Busters, says that the two most common spin mop types either have a foot pedal or are operated by pushing the mop into the wringing system in a pumping motion. The bucket can hold just over four gallons of water, but to avoid splashing, the manufacturer recommends filling it with a minimum of one gallon of water or cleaning solution, or a maximum of two gallons of water or cleaning solution. We found, however, that it tends to move around and splash quite a bit of water when using the wringing system, and the mop head is not as absorbent as other microfiber mop heads. The mop head is on the small side, which worked well for me in the tight space between my fridge and the counters (unlike my clunky sponge mop). Equipped with a foot-activated pedal, the hands-free system is complete with a powerful microfiber mop head that removes 99% of bacteria with water.

O-Cedar EasyWring Microfiber Spin Mop and Bucket Floor

The O-Cedar Spin Mop is designed to simplify the mopping process and provide efficient cleaning results. While the bucket may be a little too bulky for storing in small spaces, it still does an excellent job at keeping the water and mop head separate.

Last up was using the O-Cedar spin mop on my dusty hardwood floors—and it did gentle, yet effective, work. We found that it performed excellently on hardwood floors, but needed some extra pressure to get in between the grout of tile flooring.