O-Cedar RinseClean Spin Mop With 2-Tank System and Microfiber Mop Head

I have always wanted one of these two bucket systems for mopping, but they've always been so expensive. The price of this one is absolutely perfect and much lower than other stores. I was even excited to try it out. It works perfectly and I have wood floors all over my house. So this works everywhere, but the bedrooms.

I love this mop! i researched spin. ops and this is the one I chose. I was still skeptical but after using it, I'm sold! I love that the dirty water is kept separate from the clean water. the wringer does a great job keeping the mop damp and not bringing wet. and no touching dirty water!

I don't usually write reviews for mops… but this one earned it. 😂 I bought the O-Cedar thinking, “It's a mop… how different can it be?” Turns out, I was the problem all along. The spin bucket is oddly satisfying, I don't have to touch dirty mop water anymore, and somehow my floors went from “good enough” to “did I accidentally hire a cleaning service?” The only downside? Now I notice how dirty everyone's floors are. 10/10. My old mop can stay retired.

I bought this one recently to replace my old one. I love the two-tank system, which is why I bought it, but the mop itself was a significantly worse quality than it was before. The mop is adjustable, but it there's no way to snap it into place and it kept collapsing as I was trying to use it. I got so fed up, I taped up all the adjustable parts so that it couldn't push down and collapse again. The mop head also kept falling off the mop as I was using it, even though it's a twist on. Everything else was fine and worked as expected, but the mop itself was very disappointing.

I originally had the basic O-Cedar spin mop and absolutely loved it—simple, easy to use, and reliable. Because of that, I decided to upgrade to the RinseClean Spin Mop with the 2-tank system, but honestly, I regret the switch. This newer version feels more cumbersome and clunky in comparison. The idea of separating clean and dirty water is great, but in practice it doesn't work as smoothly for me. Even when I fully close the rinse mechanism, I still notice water slowly dripping into the mop bucket side over time. That ends up affecting the mopping process because by the time I go back to rinse, the water levels seem to have changed. It just doesn't feel as controlled or simple as the original design. I've kept trying to make it work, but I still prefer the original O-Cedar spin mop. It was much easier and more straightforward for everyday cleaning.

I had the previous version before we moved and thought the idea of “clean water every time” was a fantastic feature. But in practice it doesn't work well. The mop head is much smaller and it's difficult to keep the fibers directed where I need to mop without scuffing. The vessel for dipping the mop is small and if it's too full, water splooshes out onto the floor. Because of the tight fit, you can't agitate the mop head to clean off what you just mopped. The spinner is much less powerful than in the previous version. I mopped without the thing one time and I'm tossing it and buying the old one.

I hate this thing. I got it to replace my old spin mop bc the handle collapsed and was about 3 1/2 feet long and wouldn't expand anymore. I looked for replacement handles, but the reviews were horrible. This new thing is absolute garbage. The mop head is flimsy microfiber and doesn't do anything but lightly graze the floor. The whole thing popped off twice while I was mopping, not aggressively, because the handle and mop head are flimsy and feel like they won't hold up very long. The clean tank barely fills and you're tasked with tipping the whole bucket to get more water into the clean tank. I also had to refill halfway through mopping my main floor, which isn't huge, because the whole tank doesn't hold enough water. I can't express how horrible this thing is. I don't like to waste my money and waste resources, but I will be looking for another mopping system. The price they charge for this is robbery.

The mop stick on this is so cheap OMG!!! Or maybe this mop isn't used for pressure idk but I always apply pressure when I am mopping and this thing doesn't stay screwed in at the head it constantly pops out the threads it collapses in the middle even apply Ive pulled and twisted the handle for it to stay secure.

I have the older style of o-cedar spin mop and thought this one looked neat and liked the concept so bought this one for my daughter. It's AWFUL. Having clean water to rinse and continue mopping is great in theory but in practice it leaves so little water because of how the tank is split that I was constantly having to refill the bucket. There is also no way to use the bucket without the clean water tank because it makes a complete mess. Get the mop without the clean water tank and do two turns with the mop using clean water the second time around. I guarantee you will fill the tank less that way and still have clean floors!

Sadly, did not get any of the calcium deposit stains on the brand new LVP flooring we had... so I can't imagine how hard it would be to get old stains off some old flooring. would recommend a buffer or scrubber meant for your flooring over this any day