HOMCOM Compact Mop Bucket with Wringer on Wheels for Floor Cleaning, 21 Quart, Separate Dirty and Clean Water, Blue

It doesn't look like the mop bucket in the picture, it isn't as big but it will still work. I haven't used it yet but I'm sure it will be ok.

it works beautifully on my wet laundry to squeeze out the excess water!

awesome, rolls great

I bought this in hopes that it was the same size as the janitors use but it is a bit smaller. my mop is too big to fit in it. the mop I used is standard size. I added a photo to compare to a laundry basket. hope this helps!

i like the compact size. i was going to use this as a laundry bucket to help with the straining of the wet clothing. that does not work so well with this bucket. the press mives back and forth when it squeezes. leaving clothing not dry at all. this does not work well for this use. however it is a nice bucket if you are using it for cleaning

When I tried to wring the mop the entire bucket almost tipped over. I had to put the bucket against the wall and stand in front of the bucket to properly wring the mop. It is light which is good. The bucket also has two sides, one for dirty water and another for clean. Loved that!

The mop is great but the bucket is unstable.

Too small for a regular house. May be good for a small apartment or 1 regular size room.

Don't let the amount of tubing fool you. It only seems to work decently for about five feet with ten nozzles. There are two lines so it's ok for about twice that after that it just dribbles. Also it's not easy to put together, there is a lot to figure out. This was my first experience and I learned from it.

Literally the absolute worst mop. The size they show in the photos (which is called industrial sized) is blatant false advertising. Cut the mop bucket in half (because it's nowhere near as long as it appears in photos), then about 1/3 off from the top rim / height (because the bucket is nowhere near that tall, either). The fact they include a divider is a joke. I can get more clean water to work with and more mopping done if I were to use a Styrofoam cup... as it's way cheaper. The plastic is very thin and flimsy. The thin plastic ring that attaches the metal handle to the mop presser and bucket already broke at the first try. The bucket is so small, I can't even put my mop in it without having to angle it a certain way - which can only mean what a hassle all of those frequent water refill trips to the tub that will be... So, thanks for lying to me. This mop bucket is worth about $12 max. For $50, you are just robbing people. Do NOT buy this product. Consider yourself warned.