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 David Romero

Best thing you should know about this mop: The mop head attachments are the widest ones I’ve seen for spin mops! If you have a larger home and would rather mop with a good sized mop rather than a mop the side of a spinning toothbrush head (kidding, but that’s what some of the spin mops feel like,) get this one!It is sturdy, VERY easy to use, comfortable to use, and easy to clean! The mop heads wash well in the washing machine. I bought extra heads from another seller, I think. But they fit perfectly.So far, it is still easy to use! (WAY easier and less gross than regular mops!) Even my kids have an easy time using it/love to use it! And with the spin dry option, they finally don’t make a mess while "helping clean.” Haha! I LOVE that it’s a press-down spin For each spin area rather than a foot pedal (my kids had a hard time with the kind they had to press on the side.Only things I wanted to mention that I wish were different/might matter to others:-I was really hoping that it would have two separate areas for the water that was "spinned out” of the wet mop and another area for the clean water. But this is still better and more sanitary than any mop I’ve ever owned!-I was disappointed that it didn’t have any wheels or the long extended handle it appears to show in the picture. When I was researching it, it appeared to possibly have wheels and a pulling handle. It gets kind of heavy when carrying the filled bucket up and down the stairs, but the top handle it does have is sturdy enough to move it with ease from room to room/change the water.- In my opinion, the part that attaches the base of the mop to the middle of the spin tubs (that locks the mop in place to spin) should really be metal to prevent it from damage/getting worn out. Ours still works great, but the thick plastic on the base of the water tub is misshaped. because 👇🏼👉🏻We’ve had a few of the mop strings ripped out because a string will get stuck between where the mop and spin bucket connect to lock in for the spin motion.CAUTION! If it isn’t spinning with ease, check to make sure there aren’t any strings stuck (and that the mop head is flat, not tilted.)