🧺 Impact 2/2635-3Y Metal Squeeze Wringer/Plastic Combo Bucket: 26-35 qt Capacity in Bold Yellow/Metal Finish Review

A good press looks like new to me. The metal compression adds a bit of weight, but we're hoping it lasts a lot longer.

In our restaurant we mop the floor every night and used to use 2 plastic buckets a year on the Rubbermaid mop. It was the only metal I could find and wanted to try. That went on for almost a year. Some parts are rusting and one of the screws has completely broken off where the hinges are. I still find it better than a plastic bucket, but it could still be better. The hinges are loose and cannot be tightened. Because of this, the bolt broke in half.

I own an auto repair shop and was about to throw away cheap plastic buckets like candy. Seriously, if we can get 6 months out of one we're good. The plastic levers on the push-ups slow you down and cause nothing but pain. Thing is cool, not a single piece of plastic in the crimping unit, plus good strong springs at the bottom. It squeezes water so easily that it cannot even be compared to others. Highly recommended, worth the money!

In our restaurant we mop the floor every night and use 2 Rubbermaid plastic mop buckets a year. It was the only metal I could find and wanted to try. That went on for almost a year. Some parts are rusting and one of the screws has completely broken off where the hinges are. I still find it better than a plastic bucket, but it could still be better. The hinges are loose and cannot be tightened. Because of this, the bolt broke in half.

I own an auto repair shop and was just about to throw away cheap squeeze style plastic buckets like candy. Seriously, if we can get 6 months out of one we're good. The plastic levers on the push-ups slow you down and cause nothing but pain. The thing is cool, not a single piece of plastic in the squeeze unit, well sprung from below too. It squeezes water so easily that it cannot even be compared to others. Highly recommended, worth the money!