O-Cedar MicroTwist™ MAX Microfiber Mop, Removes 99% of Bacteria with Just Water

Love it! 😍 Nothing better than a mop and bucket to wash floors. Microfiber is lighter, softer, more thorough, more surface friendly and both washes and dries much quicker. It's very well made. Does a spectacular job of cleaning. I add Lysol Laundry Sanitizer to disinfect it in the washer, then just hang it up to dry. I LOVE that I don't have to touch the mop to get all the soapy water out of it. I recommend using Simple Green for things like pet urine. Gets the smell right out. It could also be used in the washer for doggie blankets. Give me a thumbs up if this helped. 👍

While this is not the original mop that I had ordered, it is a very good one. I have to admit I had my doubts at first. but upon using this mop I have come to change my opinion. I love the fact that it is easy to ring out. I love the fact that it is easy to use. you can use this on wood floors or linoleum or tile floors. it's great at picking up messes or just everyday mopping. I would definitely buy this mop again.

Sometimes the ringing out doesn't work. I clean houses for a living each home that I clean has their own mop and the fact that the mop pad can be put in the washing machine and washed it like using a new mop every time, but there have been a couple of them that the twisting motion to ring them off out once it's all put back together. It does not ring it out not understanding what that's all about. And you can only buy a replacement mop pad that you can't buy replacement mop handle.

This O-Cedar Micro-Twist Max Microfiber Mop is the perfect mop ever. I've had one before and had it for years and all you have to do is rinse it out with hot water and detergent and it works perfectly. Would recommend 1000 percent over and over!!!!!

Great mop, BUT YOU HAVE TO HOLD THE HANDLE PERFECTLY VERTICAL both when you pull up the mop to wring it out *and* when you are ready to release it to the "ready to use" mode. It's not a flaw of the mop, but if you are new to this type of mop, you might not realize that if the handle is not vertical, the mop will tangle and you will have a mess to straighten out that will not make you happy. (Ask me how I know. 🥺) The EXCELLENT FEATURE on this mop is the CLICKING WRING-OUT MECHANISM THAT HOLDS TIGHT when you let go with your left hand to get a new grip for another wring! The mop holds your place as you release each twist, a tremendous help. The generic wring-out mop I'm replacing didn't have this most helpful feature, so hooray for O-Cedar! Great mop at a great price, and any tangling, well, it's the fault of now forewarned "nut behind the wheel." 🤣 My parting thought for you: The simplest time to thoroughly rinse your mop under running water is when it's taut and completely extended in full wring-out mode. Do that at the end, and then release the drenched mop and pull it up to wring it out one last time before you put it away. I believe it will dry. Mop happy!

My Overall Rating On a scale of 1 to 5, I'd rate this about 4.0 / 5. • Cleaning effectiveness %26 value: ~4.2/5 • Ease of use / convenience: ~4.0/5 • Durability and long‑term reliability: ~3.8/5 (some user complaints) • Versatility (floor types, maneuverability): ~4.0/5 For many households this will be a solid choice, especially if you have a lot of hard floor surface area (tile, wood laminate, etc.). If you mop frequently and value less chemical usage and more reusable parts, it stands out. What to watch / potential drawbacks • Several users report the wringing mechanism is not always effective, saying the mop head stays too wet after wringing and this slows drying of floors or leaves wetter floors than expected.  • Some reports of durability issues: e.g., the mop head detaching, the handle or locking mechanism failing after multiple uses, especially under heavy use.  • The claim “removes over 99% of bacteria with just water” is specific to certain floor types (pre‑finished hardwood, ceramic tile) and assumes the mop head is functioning and used correctly. It's not a “kills” claim, but “removes” in lab conditions.  • As with any large mop head (18″), maneuvering in tight spaces (nooks, corners, around furniture) may require care or more effort compared to smaller narrower mop heads. • Since microfiber head is reusable/machine‑washable, you'll want to follow care instructions (e.g., avoid fabric softeners, bleach) to maintain performance. If you neglect that, you may see reduced performance.

Instructions for this item were not complete, nor clear. I had to Google them to figure it out. Either do a better job of explaining written instructions, or reconstruct to make product more user friendly. Otherwise, the mop performs as one would expect.

I like to use hot water to clean my house.This mop does not like the hot water.Once it touched the hot water, I couldn't squeeze it to dry it.AnymoreThe plastic got soft.No good. and just normal faucet water, not from the stove, very weak mop wouldn't recommend it to no one.My third one, i've given up on it. i bought a spin mop.It's a whole lot better

This isn't the first time I've bought this specific mop and both times I had the same issue. Literally, first use, it broke. The handle keeps separating from where it's made to detach and it won't stay reattached. Save some time and buy a mop from the dollar store.

I have been using this mop for years!! Finally bought a new one last year and ever since then, I've had to replace the entire mop about 4 times now, the more recent one only lasted 2 weeks. I thought it was something I was doing wrong but nope even with new mop heads, it keeps coming completely apart!! The mop head will not stay attached to the handle. I'm so disappointed because this mop was my favorite