🟨 Yellow Rubbermaid Commercial WaveBrake 2.0 35 Quart Down-Press Mop Bucket and Wringer (FG757788YEL) - Improved SEO-friendly Product Title Review

I ordered this bucket on purpose because the picture showed a separate bucket inside the main bucket to collect dirty water. The one in the photo was black but we ordered blue not knowing it wouldn't come with the dirty water bucket. Strike 1. I called Rubbermaid and they told me to order the dirty water bucket separately and gave me the model number for a bucket that would fit the blue mop bucket I ordered. What has arrived and does not fit. I'm waiting for UPS to pick it up today. To recap, I

1. I borrowed a mop and bucket from a friend and knew before I started that it wouldn't work. . .2. I went to the local hardware store and bought the best mop and bucket they stocked; It was the only one they had; Quickie Pro or something like that. . . The professional mop was too big to fit in the wringer, which was flimsy. I'm glad it didn't break and after a thorough cleaning I was able to return it for a refund. . .3. I ordered this online and I am VERY happy with my purchase. The mop head

I used it to clean my hangar of epoxy, wood, concrete in unfinished basement etc. The call is good and powerful, the device is perfectly stable even when it rings. The processing quality makes a long-lasting impression. Rolling, non-marking wheels are quiet and work great. Removing and replacing the bell with one hand is a breeze, and I've never had any issues with sloshing or imbalance. Twist, mash, and repeat several times to extract almost all of the water. much better than any other bell I…

I have been using buckets and presses since the 1970's. Everything was metal and heavy. In 1980 I switched to composites. Relatively light and durable. Early Rubbermaid wringers had gears that were too thin. In a few years, the gears will slide past each other. I would beef mine up by eating one of these to double the gear width. Worked great. Many years later I bought the last Rubbermaid machine. Very satisfied. The only improvement that needs to be made is a red handle that snaps into place…

I used this to clean my epoxy, hardwood, concrete hangar in an unfinished basement etc. The bell is good and powerful, even when making calls, the device lasts perfectly. The build quality looks solid. Rolling, non-marking wheels are quiet and work great. Removing and replacing the bell with one hand is a breeze, and I've never had any issues with sloshing or imbalance. Twist, mash, and repeat several times to extract almost all of the water. much better than any other bell I have used. I like…

So initially I bought it for home use. Why? Well, I have a puppy that looks more like a dirty, dirty puppy. I have tile and laminate at home. I couldn't keep up because of the rain and some digging. Out with the broom, rumba, try 3 different faster, water jet versions, dry and wet with soft lining. Ordinary pug with a sponge. So the faster ones were useless and just shoved dirt around and didn't get up enough. Change pads at least twice and repeat weekly. However, tiles can be cleaner. The…