🧹 DINOKA Spin Mop and Bucket with Separate Clean/Dirty Double Water Storage, Hands-Free Microfiber Self-Wringing, Adjustable Stainless Steel Handle, 4 Microfiber Pads - Dry/Wet Cleaning Review

This is the best mop I have ever owned. I really enjoy swiping! It's easy to use and I know my floors are a lot cleaner than my old mop. Plus, I don't have to bend or stoop to wring out the mop head and my hands stay dry! When I've used up all the mop heads, I throw them in the washing machine and then pick up a new set for the next week. My only concern is that it was more expensive compared to similar mops so I hope it lasts for many years!

I looked at all types of mops before buying, but every mop I found had to be 'cleaned' with a mop in dirty water before being washed again . I wanted a mop with different chambers, but I had no idea how difficult it would be to find one. After reading the reviews I decided to try this one. I'm glad I did, it took me a second to figure it out, but once I did I quickly cleaned my whole house. I would definitely recommend this mop to anyone who is hesitant about committing to a mop.

This mop is easy to use. It separates dirt and clean water, unlike most mops which simply push apart and thin the dirt. I have a new puppy and despite the best training schedule, accidents happen. This mop system makes cleaning fast, easy and above all complete. The included mop heads are easy to machine wash but also easy to hand wash. A well thought-out two-stage press not only rinses the dirt from the mop head, but also wrings it dry for the next round. Emptying the bucket is easy thanks to…

I really hope this product works. Separating clean and dirty water is a dream. This product has the potential to keep getting better. In general, the material is cheap and flimsy. There is nothing permanent about this product. I don't know why there are so many good reviews. First, the mop does not dry. Although the instructions say to spin the mop quickly to dry the mop, the mop doesn't dry the wood floor well no matter how hard you try. Don't expect to be able to mop up spills in the kitchen…

I really love this mop! It's an ingenious design and it works well. I've found that for a 'quick' push to dry the mop you have to apply a pretty hard push and the piece at the bottom pops out and rotates until the piece snaps back into place. The first time I did it I thought I broke it! Then I realized it was a "dry" press and before that I just spun it faster but still rinsed the mop instead of drying it. The ONLY thing I would change is I would like stiffer or fluffier mop heads. The ones…

I've always hated that when I mop I just wipe away the dirty water after the first soak. I gave up "mopping" and grabbed a sponge, floor spray, and a kitchen sink. I didn't like the sponge mop because it leaked water if I applied too much pressure and it didn't fit under my furniture, but it was better than the dirty mop water running in my mind. Mop with two tanks. The only other company I know that has a dual tank design uses a classic mop head and I prefer the microfiber heads. The velcro on

I have read and studied several mops and it is so difficult to make a decision. We recently installed a new engineered vinyl floor and I've struggled to keep it clean. We have several pets and live on a farm, not to mention do a lot of housekeeping. I can't believe how well this little mop works! I love love love keeping my clean and dirty water separate. I think with that I can go a long way before having to empty the dirty and refill the clean. I was concerned that it doesn't look like a very

The package arrived today and was so light I couldn't believe the contents would include a mop and bucket but it was: simple, not at all and the cloth mop head was flat and slim. My heart skipped a beat with concern that I was once again falling for a cheap product made in China that sounded good in the ad. But I would do my best. I saw the instructions and thought it must be a lot more complicated than described. But no. Immediately, within 5 minutes of its arrival, I snapped open the handle…