Efficient Cleaning with Amazon Basics Spin Mop: Built-In Ringer & Standard Water Bucket Review

Ok, the center post has 2 positions. Back and forth . Oh! Fill the bucket just above this three-pronged device. In the down position, the surface of the mop is simply submerged in water. Turn it over to soak. Wipe Now press firmly on the center post. It will rise so that the mop is just above the surface of the water. Now you can spin dry. Press down, back into the water, and turn your face toward the three-pronged attachment to rinse and fill the mop with soapy water. Genius!

I have to admit that before the pandemic I lived a monthly life called college chic. Realizing how dirty my floors were, I decided I should be in charge and grab a mop. This was an area where I continue to fail after going through four different mops, all of which are still lying around in my yard. It's really fun to use this spinning mop. The other day I caught myself deciding to wipe it up because I didn't know what else to do and it felt weird. Yes, it's a mop for everyone.

I hated this mop and would really like to return it, but wanted to give it a try and find out. It came with a pretty decent mop bucket and removable mop pads that can be washed when they get dirty, but I just couldn't figure out how to properly wring the water out of the mop. There was a piece of plastic in the bucket that was supposed to attach to the mop and I suppose if you push it down with the mop it should bounce, still attached to the mop to force the water out to mop the floors. It…