O-Cedar Microfiber Cloth Wet Mop,Blue/Red

Works great. Lasted months longer than my last momps. This one was awesome.

Light weight easy to wring, dries fast. I really like this mop. I grab it much quicker to mop up small spills; more than I ever reached for bulkier mops.

I have been using the O'Cedar microfiber mop with the quick ring mop bucket for about 2 months now. I am not a huge fan of this mop and mop bucket combination. It does not clean my floors any better than the Quickie cotton mop that I have owned for 15 years.It is economical. It is not a bad mop. However, I think the Quickie mop with the cotton mop head is far superior. I also own a 3 Gallon Behrens Galvanized Mop Bucket with Rollers that you step on to remove the excess water from the mop head. The Quickie cotton mop with the Behren steel bucket with rollers is a superior combination. I was able to remove more water from the mop head faster. Because the bucket is steel, I can add scalding hot water in the bucket to really sanitize my floors and to help to break down dirt and debris.The quickie cotton mop head absorbs more water. I am able to cover more surface area because it absorbs more water and the mop head is bigger. My floors got cleaner quicker. The Quickie mop with the cotton mop head is more gentle on my hardwood floors and on my kitchen tile. I can bleach the Quickie mop head to sanitize it when I am done to remove germs and bacteria, and to make the mop head white again.Perhaps the version of the O'Cedar microfiber mop with the mop bucket with the divided water chambers would have been better. I prefer the Quickie cotton mop with a steel buckets with rollers to O'Cedar Microfibre Quick Ring Mop bucket combination. I was not impressed by this mop or the quick ring mop bucket.

UPDATE:My husband determined it is telescopic and adjusts at the end where the mop head attaches. However, it is not marked in any way and is so tightly screwed on that a vice grip was needed to loosen. I have used it to mop the hardwood floor in the laundry room and it was good for getting right up to the baseboard and into small places where my round spin mop doesn’t. I had to wring the mop as much as possible, otherwise it left the hardwood floors too wet. I am upgrading my rating from one to four stars.*******************************I read a New York Times article about the best tools to use for cleaning up after a holiday party. They named this the best mop and linked to the Amazon page for this product. I’ve unboxed it and the mop handle is 32” long (2-1/2 feet). There appears to be no way to extend the handle—how can that be right? If you are under 5’2”, this might work for you. In some of the reviews, the telescoping handle is mentioned; in a few others reviewers complain that the handle doesn’t telescope and is way too short to be of any use. I’ve called the O’Cedar customer service line and it went to a voicemail that was almost inaudible. I’ll have my Harvard engineer husband look at it in case I am missing something.

Works well:Great mop

This is my second purchase of this mop. My first one lasted a good 5 years, until the handle rusted and the top plastic cover fell off and we couldn't get it to stay attached. Unfortunately, I really appreciate that the mop itself screws on/off, and so can be washed in the washer. As it's microfiber, it's best to wash it alone (or with other microfiber items) and air dried to ensure it's longevity. This is the best mop in terms of size, handling, weight, and general usability. I've found others just aren't up to par—their too heavy, too light, have one of those wringer things attached, which never work well in my opinion, as their often left far too wet, or you end up using your hands to wring it out anyway. Finally I like this newer version of the handle, which has some texture to it this time round, and it seems to be even sturdier than the first. It's telescoping as well, and has a little hanger attached. I would say though that it is rather overpriced. But then again isn't everything these days?

The media could not be loaded. As someone who is always on the lookout for efficient and reliable cleaning tools, the O-Cedar Wet Mop caught my attention. After using it for a few weeks, I can confidently say it has met and even exceeded my expectations in several areas. The mop head is incredibly absorbent, making it easy to tackle spills and stains with minimal effort. The microfiber material also does an excellent job of picking up dust and dirt, leaving my floors spotless and shiny.One feature that I particularly appreciate is the mop's lightweight and ergonomic design. It is easy to maneuver around furniture and into tight corners, ensuring a thorough clean every time. The adjustable handle is a thoughtful addition, allowing users of different heights to use the mop comfortably without straining their backs. The mop head is also machine washable, which is both eco-friendly and cost-effective in the long run.While the O-Cedar Wet Mop excels in many areas, there are a couple of minor drawbacks. The mop head can sometimes be a bit tricky to attach securely, which might be inconvenient for some users. Additionally, it would be great if the mop came with an extra replacement head. However, these issues are relatively minor compared to the overall performance and value this mop offers. Overall, I highly recommend the O-Cedar Wet Mop to anyone in need of a reliable and effective cleaning tool.

I've had it less than a year, and only used it 3 or 4 times before today. As I was using it, twisting it to press water out of the mop, the plastic threads broke. The handle twisted right out of the mop head.Now the head does not stay attached to the handle. It's useless.