Deluxe Compact Folding Spin Mop - Microfiber Mop with Bucket for Hardwood Floor and Dust - Foldable

The media could not be loaded. I have a lot of mops, but I always seem to be in search of a better mop -- because the ones I have just don't totally do the trick. I had a Shark steamer. It turned out to be a big, expensive disappointment because (ok ok maybe it was my fault!), I used regular water in it and not distilled water and the vents became completely clogged and no steam would go to the mop head! Even after soaking 2 days in vinegar and cleaning to open the vents, nothing worked so I tossed that sucker which cost me over $100! I also have a Swiffer that I use with wet disposable clothes. I've noticed it works well for very light things and small areas, but you can't really get super down and dirty with it and you can't do a large space because the wet mop cloth dries by the time you get to the other side of the room! And I have the sponge mops that dry (or try to dry), when you pull a lever and the mop head squeezes through a wringer. But Costco, where I used to buy them, doesn't sell the mop heads anymore and even when I find them they are $15+ or so for a head that doesn't last very long. And I have some of those messy dirty string mops which I sure as heck don't want to wring out and touch.SO... recently and especially after my Shark went bust, I've been looking for a new mop. I have a lot of concrete and smooth floors, and they get dusty and dirty very very quickly. Even if I vacuumed them with my Dyson (which would always populate with dust bunnies I didn't even know were there), I know nothing gets them quite as clean as a good wet mop that early picks up remaining dirt, hair, dust etc.....!I checked a dozen spinning mops on Amazon. My head was... spinning afterwards! I couldn't decide which one to get. They all say they're the best. I initially liked the mops and buckets with foot pedals, then read all these reviews saying the foot pedal breaks, or makes the bucket prone to leaks. Then I was going to buy one from O'Cedar because I knew they had a big big range of cleaning products so I thought they must know what they're doing. But to be honest, the color of the mop and bucket was so ugly (an unflattering black and dark red combo) I couldn't bring myself to do it. My utility closet is already a slightly dreary space - full of brooms, cleaning supplies, my hoard of mops, etc. The last thing I wanted to do was toss in another anonymous and nondescript black cleaning device which would just get lost in the mix. (And if I can't find it... I can't use it!)I forget exactly how I found the Mopnado -- maybe I searched "pretty spinning mops" or "mops that should be in MOCA" -- but somehow I found it and whew boy I'm glad I did!This mop, I initially thought, was not cheap at $50 or so. It was half the price of my defunct Shark steamer. But more than any mop I've ever bought in Costco! (Though they added up to that with the sponge head refill / replacements.) And to be honest, other than the description, I was not sure was this built any better than the other spinning mops on Amazon where people had complained of cheap plastic or leaking buckets.But the design intrigued me, because 1) this was the *only* system that spun the mop IN the water to remove dirt, then OUT of the water like most of the other brands to dry it, 2) this one had a bucket that *very cleverly folded* in half to save space and make moving it about easier, and 3) THIS ONE WAS VERY NICELY DESIGNED AND HAD BEAUTIFUL BRIGHT COLORS! You may think point #3 is a superficial one but actually it's not. To me, design is actually one of the most important aspects of a product and a good indicator regarding the quality of the product.. If you like Dysons for example, it's because they have an aesthetic appeal -- good design, sleek details, good colors. If you like Apple products -- it's because of the same. Or Porsche! Good efficient design and nice aesthetics are signals that someone really thought about every aspect of the product here! So there's some good likelihood that the product is well made and quality too.Anyways I order the mop. It takes about a week to come. When I open the box, I'm immediately impressed with the lightweight but clearly strong metal (stainless steel?!) mop handle. I like that I don't even have to read the instructions (or maybe that's just a guy thing), to figure out how to put things together -- just another sign to me, that the whole product is intelligently thought out and designed. I flip the bright, pretty bucket open and closed. Open and closed. See that wow this is really a smart and sleek design! And actually I did have to clean my floors right then since I was mopless for over a week! So I threw some water and vinegar in the bucket -- when researching this, I remember the product description or something said vinegar is an inexpensive, effective and organic way to clean, which I thought was a great idea -- and I get to mopping away!I can tell you that this mop is almost idiot proof! It's so simple to use. The only user detail to remember is you have to slightly unscrew the bottom lever on the handle, to free the mop head to spin in the water or the dryer bucket. But other than that it's entirely intuitive.And I was immediately interested in and slightly entertained even, by cleaning. Because this mop was so novel and really really quite efficient, I almost didn't mind cleaning, and I kept wanting to test it on another floor or under another couch to see wow how much dirt can I get. On the surface, things looked generally clean to me but I was really amazed and impressed at the 'unseen' dirt the mop was picking up. My crystal clear water was quickly turning black even though my floors looked clean -- but obviously weren't.If I can make a confession... sure why can't I?... from the first second, I really enjoyed using the mop. Using it is EASY. It is, seriously, EFFICIENT. The mop and bucket itself have an odd appeal because they are actually quite PRETTY. And using the mop is almost FUN if cleaning can be fun! And I love that there is a wet spin / cleaning feature for the Mopnado which other competing mops do not have -- this a MAJOR PLUS to me and one of the primary reasons I chose the Mopnado.After having this now about a month and using it twice a week I can certainly tell you this mop has absolutely picked up significantly more dirt and is easier and more flexible to use than any mop I've had so far - Swiffer, Shark steamer, traditional string mops or sponge mops. This mop, like Buzz Lightyear, is eons ahead!What I now happily and luckily know is, this is a great product. And even though I thought $50 was steep at first, now that I have it I know it's absolutely not. The mop is worth that and much more. Sturdy, smart, effective, efficient... it is just a very intelligent way to clean.So if you can love a mop, believe me you'll love this one. And if you think you *can't* love a mop, well believe me if you try this you'll see you are wrong!!!The Mopnado is simply great. Better than anything I've seen or used, and definitely the mop of your dreams. It is most definitely the mop to top! Highly highly recommended. ;-)

It's OK - but I'm not that thrilled with it. The scrub brush is a nice feature, but because it's round and the bristles only point straight down, you can neither get into the corners with it nor scrub the edges of the floor where the real dirt is. Perhaps they can re-design it to have a ^point on the front and maybe slant the bristles outward along the outer edge of the brush. Secondly, when mopping, the mop-head needs to be more stable, it spins, which is not that bad tho I wish it didn't but the real problem is that it continually flops over and I have to keep stopping to straighten it. Very annoying, Next, the bucket is very difficult to move it once you've filled it. They say that you have to change the position of the handle but this is cumbersome and also doesn't remedy the problem, it still tips backwards and spills out the back. Once you get the hang of it, because the posts of the handle are just plastic, it feels like it's going to break at any moment so I use to two hands and go gingerly with it to where I want to go. It's nerve-wracking. Also, on the handle is a mechanism that you twist to make the mop spin or twist the other way to keep it from spinning. However, there is no way to hold still one part so you can twist/untwist the other so instead, once it's tight, it's nearly impossible to un-twist it so you can spin the mop again. Rather, I just end up unscrewing the mop handle. I had to fight with it forever, I thought I was going to have to throw my brand new mop away! Once I got it loose, I dare not tighten it again, This needs to be redesigned so you can hold still one half of the mechanism while untwisting the other half. Lastly, the handle it too short. I'm only 5'4" and it's about a foot too short for me. Therefore, I have to order a handle extension and pay more money. I find this upsetting, like I was tricked. Why not either include the extension in the original package or hey, make the handle long enough to begin with? There's a thought. I bought this because I have a small place and it folds up for storage and also because it seemed easy to use and I thought I wouldn't have to do a lot of bending. I was surely mistaken. This mop is OK but it's a lot of work, NOT easier! I just got done scrubbing and mopping my little kitchen floor. It's only about 7' x 7' and I'm now all sweaty and my back hurts so.... :-( I would say 'It's OK" but honestly I cannot recommend this product as it is. Perhaps if they re-design it a little bit.

I had high expectations for this mop after reading the reviews and to be honest while I like the mopnado just fine I was hoping to be blown away and that just wasn't the case.The good points first- It cleans really well, It's light, It wrings out really well all while not getting your hands dirty that's a huge plus. The twisting motion gets out a lot of dirt between moppings so you get an almost clean mop head every time you put the mop back on the floor, try to do that with a traditional mop and bucket system.The bad- The bucket is awkward to carry and you end up spilling when moving from place to place, wheels would have been great but I can see how that would have made for some design challenges. The bucket has a rather small capacity so if you are doing a large area you are going to have to change the water frequently. Not sure if I'm too rough or not but I've already noticed a few strands from the mop head falling off and this only after a few uses.My biggest pet peeve is that when putting the mop into the water I am constantly searching for just the right spot to get the mop to click on the twirling mechanism, this can get rather aggravating when you're trying to do a large area, It also seems like I can only do the twirling from one side of the bucket. Not sure why that is.Overall I like the mopnado it does make mopping less of a chore but it's still a long way from fun.