🧺 Rubbermaid FGQ93000BLUE 28-Quart Finish Mop Bucket with Wringer - Commercial Products Review

Works well with a microfiber mop. The only complaint I have is that the drain is VERY difficult to open and close. Even if you think it's closed, it probably isn't, leading to small leaks. But it seems durable and looks like it will last a while.

I have a Norwex mop and use it every day in my restaurant. It's well made yet lightweight. I love that I can wring out water without getting my hands dirty or wet. I highly recommend it. It has made my cleaning so much easier!

The bottom of it is cheaply made. They bend and break near the wheel studs. I had a leak from one wheel the first time I used it. I thought I might have accidentally damaged it but it started leaking on 3 out of 4 wheels. I keep trying to seal the leaks, but so far to no avail. Epoxy doesn't work. Like super glue. I would say that maybe I have a problem and others are fine, but my co-workers have the same problem. The plastic reinforcement near the wheels is insufficient for most of these…

I have a Norwex mop and use it every day in my restaurant, I got tired of ringing my hands and then I found this mop bucket and it's perfect! so I can squeeze out the water without getting my hands dirty or wet. I highly recommend it. It has made my cleaning so much easier!

These products are notorious for breaking right out of the box. The seller will not refund the money or even offer to replace it. I bought a blue 18 inch shovel. I later read that several others had the exact same problem. Cracks in the wheel arches. Too bad I didn't read the reviews before buying. I mean cheap is good right? But if you have to keep replacing it, is it really cheap? Or if it's broken, what a waste of resources. All he does is line the pockets of the rich who fill the junkyard.

The basis of these mops is cheap. They bend and crack near the wheel stubs. I had a leak from one wheel the first time I used it. I thought I might have accidentally damaged it but it started leaking on 3 out of 4 wheels. I keep trying to seal the leaks, but so far to no avail. Epoxy doesn't work. Like super glue. I would say that maybe I have a problem and others are fine, but my co-workers have the same problem. The plastic reinforcement near the wheels is insufficient for most of these…