Mop with 2 Reusable Heads, Easy Wringing Twist Mop, with 57.5 inch Long Handle, Wet Mops for Floor Cleaning, Commercial Household Clean Hardwood, Vinyl, Tile, and More

My last mop that I bought a few months ago, cedar I believe, just broke the end off but this one seems much more durable

The plastic retainer ring breaks very easily when wringing out

Still did not figure out to install one last piece, but still works good and long enough.

I liked this. It was definitely better than I thought it was going to be. It takes using a few times to get the hang of it

Mop and components appear to be of good construction. There is a cushioned grip that works well to grip the mop when ringing it out. I also like the integrated ratchet that makes it easier to twist and hold in position when ringing it out. This also makes it nice to store after use.

Edited- After removing the black piece, I was able to get it to work. I washed it on gentle cycle and the black piece came off, which actually helped quite a lot. In fact, I am now ordering replacement mop heads so I have some extras. The instructions were not helpful, but I eventually figured it out.

Idk why I didnt switch to microfiber sooner. I bought this to deep clean a new construction and it is so much better than cotton. Its easy to unscrew the mop head to untangle it and to clean it. Its really sturdy and the grip where you twist to ring the water out is really comfortable. The thing I also like is that it doesnt feel like it will break from a lot of wringing. I would purchase this again and recommend it.

Liked extra heads and how easy to assemble

These mops used to be my go to brand. The last 4 or 5 ive purchased are terrible. The heads fall apart immediately. The rod even strips out when twisting it. Very sad as I have been buying these for a couple of years now. I cant deal with this lack of care of the building of these mops now. I eill be finding another mop company to buy from now on. Very sad workmanship. Please dont say thats how it is now everywhere like everyone uses that excuse. Are we just going to continue using that crutch that this is how the workforce is now or are we going to rise up and get back some quality control

It came with two mops... the first one broke in a few days and the second one just over a month.