MopRite B01NB Spin Mop and Bucket System with Microfiber Mop Head and Scrub Brush

Save your money. You can see in the video this is what happened after only 2 or 3 uses. The head won't "catch" to spin in the water. Luckily seller said they would send a new handle and I got it in the mail today to try. However, if that doesn't work, then it's a loss. Novel idea, just doesn't work as would expect. Sometimes the tried and true is best - just get a mop and a bucket and be done.UPDATE 3/19/2016Let me say that I'm just now getting back to updating. They were kind enough to send me a replacement head and now the mop spins again. HOWEVER, you'll likely spend a fortunate on mop heads. They wash horribly. They just tangle right up, even on the gentle cycle. Honestly, the premise is good - it makes sense. If you have linoleum or super smooth floors, it would be a breeze to mop with this. However, I have textured laminate floors and I don't feel like this really gets into the grooves good. You pretty much have to mop in the direction of the grooves or you can practically feel the mop just kinda brushing over them. Hard to explain, but...in general, I'm already thinking about just the ole mop and pail way. This is way too much trouble to be bothered. I have a gnarled up mop head and a spin mop that probably will break down again from normal use. Sorry but don't do it.

I like it! I've been using the microfiber mop on my tile floors for the past few years, decided to give this method a try and I think it cleans better. I like the spinner feature in both the rinse and dry sides and I'm glad they have spare mop heads available on line now.

It works fine. There are a few aggravating things with it that will prevent me from purchasing this again.1. I dont like having to lock and unlock the handel so it will spin. You have to remember to unlock it to spin it in the water then relock it when your ready to mop.2. You have to make sure the mop head is completely flat when placing the mop in the bucket. This means you have to touch the mop head to get it level or it will not fit on the gear in the bottom of the bucket that spins the mop.3. Its a tight fit between the mop water and the spinner basket. I kept banging the mop against it just trying to get the mop from the water to the basket. An additional half inch or so in the overall length of the bucket would eliminate this bumbling.4. It seems the microfiber strands come out very easily. On my first use I had to pick up 7 strands that had fallen out. Mine got caught on the little peggs that hold the metal thresh hold in place.The 1 thing I really like is the fact that the mop head does not constantly flip over while in use.Over all it works.I prefer to just pump the pedal with my foot. Thats what I will re purchase when this one stops working(or when I find one on sale)

I have had plenty of time with this product and the reason i bought it was because my the hurricane spin mop foot pedal broke. I decided to look for a new spin mop better than the one i had. After reading some reviews and doing some research I found the Moprite spin mop. I put it together and put it to use I noticed a couple of things i didn't like.1. I hate the spinner that's inside the bucket to rotates the mop in the water. The first thing that happens is that the threads from the mop got caught in the spinner and I had to get gloves to untangle the mop in dirty water. This occurred multiple times from using the inside spinner. It is also noisy, like its going to break. in fact it might be broken, it used to spin a bit but after a while i just hear it make noise but my mop doesn't spin.2. The locking handle isn't that great because it get loose and slowly starts to slide down when using the mop. When you want to spin the mop you turn it to the on to lock turn to off, but no matter how much you turn it loosens up. Also the picture on amazon shows two different mops one on the box is the one you get with a blue handle with a turning lock near the bottom of the mop. Then there's the one near the box which i think is an older model, which shows a white looking handle that you pull down.3. I have dogs and the mop doesn't pick up the dogs hair but moves them around the tile floor.

To save money I purchased this mop after my previous spin mop bucket developed a leak after about a year. This MopRite mop is completely frustrating and I have relegated it to the garage. The mop head is awful - when you put it in the spin device to release water - it doesn't. You have a very soggy mop head that leaves way too much water on the floor when you try to mop. Not only does it not release water in the spinner, it leaks water outside of the bucket all over the floor. Don't even bother trying to use the spin mop head cleaning function inside the bottom of the bucket - it bounces off the "anchor" and doesn't work. When you carry this mop bucket by the handle it is not properly balanced. You cannot carry it by the handle with any amount of water in it as it tips and you have water all over the floor. You have to use two hands - one to carry it by the handle and the other to balance it so you don't have a bucket of water on the floor. The mop head continually bends at an angle when you try to spin, and you have to either move it back to level with your foot, or you get your hands into the dirty mop to re-balance it. Don't waste your money. Pay a few dollars more and get a mop that works.