Review on Oshang Spin Mop And Bucket Floor Cleaning System With 2 Washable & Reusable Microfiber Mop Heads, 61-Inch Long Handle, Stainless Steel Spin Compartment. by Eli Saumell

Just received this product and used it for the first time. Here is a detailed description on how to use it and my first impressions:How to use this product:1. Fill water and your choice of cleaning fluid into the main basin. You can only fill the basin with up to 5.5 inches high with water.2. You insert the mop headinto the agitator and release the clamp that fixes the length of the mop handle. That releases the spine mechanism found inside the mop handle. You push up and down and that spins the mop head in the agitator which does a nice job cleaning and rinsing the mop head.3. You lift up the soaked mop and place it into the spinner. Again, with an up and down motion on the mop handle it causes the spinning mechanism to spin fairly rapidly and the excess water is removed from the mop head4. Now you are ready to use the mop5. When you are finished you can either dump the dirty water into the sink by just tipping the whole apparatus, or using the spout on the side of the unit, which I found to be very slow and tedious.Features:The mop head seems to be well constructed. The microfiber design does a nice job cleaning the surface. The mop head can be washed in a washing machine. I like that it comes with 2 mop headsThe mop head attached to the mop handle assembly with a fairly easy push into place. The mop handle can be fixed into a vertical position, or with a little push it can be rotated to an angle. It just depending on user preference. I used the assembly in an upright, vertical position which I found easiest.The mop did a nice job cleaning a very dirty tile floor. The waste water was filthy so the mop did clean the floor nicely.My reservations:1. The whole unit is made out of plastic, which keeps the unit light weight. But I question the durability. Will it last? Time and use will tell. If you are gentle with the unit then I think there should be no problem with getting years of use from it.2. No wheels. That's not a big drawback as the unit comes with a carrying handle. But wheels would definitely have made the unit more practical. Not a deal breaker though3. The size and diameter of the mop head is about 13 inches. I wish it would be bigger but that would require the whole unit to be larger as well. After just a few passes on a dirty floor you will need to rinse and spin. Also, the smaller mop head size can result in not making good contact with the floor and instead rubbing the plastic head again the floor rather than the microfibers. There is a little learning curve that is required to optimize an efficient techniqueOverall impression: For now, the $50 purchase is worth it. I would recommend it. I would have given 5 starts if the unit came with wheels. If the construction would be a little bit more robust I would give it 5 starts for durability. A person will need to be gentle and careful with the unit to maximize durability. The plastic construction does make it light though.