O-Cedar H2prO Flat Mop System with 1 Mop Head Refill | Quick Cleaning Tool | Clean with Clean Water | Machine Washable Reusable Microfiber Mop Pad | Safe on Wood Floors, Vinyl, Tile, Baseboards, Walls

This is a great mopping system, Great concept with a Sturdy Bucket to prevent tipping. I have the round spin one, by this company and have struggled cleaning my 100 year old wood floors, with the mop head flipping upward; the flat mop head makes it so much easier, also the buckets are slimline making storage easier. The mop cloth fits well and latches/ connects securely with no problems, even after washing a few times, I have had no issues with it staying on Mop head. I bought extra mop head clothes to keep a clean mop head on mop; and wash as I go; so we always have a clean one available/ready to use. With crazy weather and pets this is a must... This system is also light weight, and non tipping, it provides enough water to clean floors and dries quickly ...Great product...Would recommend and Buy Again!

I own a traditional mop and a Libman Freedom Spray mop. I would have to say I love the combined idea of both mops. My Libman mop was a little heavy with the tank on the handle of the mop and my fingers/hand would cramp due to constantly spraying the floor. With the traditional mop, I had issues controlling the water left on the mop head, but with this beauty, I no longer have to spray and the mop is light and I have better control of the amount of water on my mop head. I do wish that the reservoir was a little bigger but I can mop three decently sized rooms before having to refill the tank and by that time it needs to be dumped anyways. I also feel like I can push this around easier than either of the other mops and I like that the pad wraps around the sides so I can get the edge of baseboards or corners really well. Another reason why I like it is because it is a space saver as well. I can put the mop in the bucket and tuck it in a corner and it takes up hardly any room compared to traditional mop buckets. I also like the the mop heads are microfiber and not like a sponge or woven fabric. With the Libman or traditional mops, you are using either a dirty pad or dirty water (although I know there is one spin mop that has a clean water reservoir). Another feature is that the mop head part can semi-click into place for vertical surfaces and so it can go back into the slots of it's tank. You'll have to learn the trick to that if you purchase one. Basically you just lean the handle toward your floor until it tries to put itself in a folded position (you don't go that low). It does seem a little cheap but it's plastic (the bucket). I put this thing together without instructions. Oh, I would like to mention that the reservoir does not have a release button, you push it up then pull it out. It took me a couple of tries to figure this out. I do think that this is a fantastic alternative for those who love aspects of both types of mops but needs something in the middle.

Let me start by saying, O-Cedar products are fabulous! This system is no different. Here are some great things to know: 1. Easy and lightweight to carry if you're small like me, it is a plus not needing to lug a heavy mop bucket. 2.It gets the job done! I have a big kitchen and have to mop in sections, so having clean water and a cleaner "on tap" is a big plus. 3. You can throw the pads in the washer after you are finished. 4. The head works well and gets in the places we always find dirt and can't reach with a large mop, and you can really get that dirt gone. 5. The handle and pole is long and strong. I was really pushing this mop into the floor with no problem. 6. Container and water drainage are really easy to pick up, move, and drain. 7. System footprint, I love it does not take up much room for storage when not in use. I think if I were to change one thing it would be maybe a scrubber on the head shape somehow, but hey, I am not lazy, so if I miss a corner, I can always get it with a cleaning cloth. All in all, this system is just fabulous, and I would buy it again and tell others to buy it, and just look at my clean floor!

This would be perfect if it was more sturdy, was on wheels, and had a bigger tank for clean water and soap. All of that and I still give it 4/5! It is effective and easy to use. Super easy to take apart and clean. It is made of very flimsy plastic and will probably only last a year or two (speculation) of weekly moping. Currently the tank is just big enough to mop my whole house but I still have many rooms of carpet. My home is 1400sq/ft and if I had no carpet on the first floor I would have to refill to do the second floor bathrooms. It's a bit awkward to move this around when using it because its so small and the handle touches the mop. I would still pick this over the spin mop!

(1) The clean & dirty water is separated, so you don’t need to continually refresh a heavy, dirty bucket of water to get a clean(er), rinsed mop. (2) The bucket fits under the allowance of a standard kitchen faucet, so you don’t need to drag a bucket to your tub for filling/emptying. (3) The microfiber mop (mysteriously) takes care of stains that might instead need a scrub brush. (4) The twirling swivel head twists & turns in ways that regular, straight, fixed sponge mop could not achieve -- longways to slip into narrow spaces & low enough to slip under floor kitchen cabinets. It also naturally twisted/twirled around chair legs as you mopped. Suggestions: Use moderately forceful thrusts when dipping the mop into the clean water chamber so the displacement of water is strong enough to spurt out of the water jets and rinse the mop head. Label the chambers “Clean” & “Dirty” (instead of 1 & 2) so even a CAVE WOMAN wouldn’t forget which chamber was which.