good quality at a good price

I love this mop. It is very easy to use and wrings out well. There are replacement heads for the mop which is also great.

I love this.

Fit my swiffer mop perfectly.

Fais bien le travail mais laisse le plancher humide. Ça sèche rapidement.

Great mop, works even better with the scrub daddy mop head, wrings out perfect amount. Love having both options.

It is light, strong, and the way it is made ease the cleanings.

3 stars for concept, perhaps one star for application. This mop doesn’t fully squeeze water out, in fact, there is major run off. I ended up drying floor with microfiber cloth. I have always steam cleaned my floor but noticed over the years it has become slippery so after decades of not owning a mop I bought this to scrub floor with 1C vinegar/1C water to see if some sort of residue. It remains very slippery in socks. An expensive venture since I also bought the bucket. I guess I was due to have one on hand regardless of not being pleased. The bucket is fantastic, btw. Notice red threads in picture, that came from mop head.

I've been shopping for months for a decent mop for my kitchen. I'd never have thought it would be this hard. So many choices nowadays, and most of them are awful. This Oxo mop was probably the tenth I've tried in the last 90 days. The other nine went in the dumpster. This mop I like very much and will be keeping.The mop is a bit fragile, though. I use my kitchen sink as a bucket when I mop the floor because it's just so much easier than using a separate bucket. When I'm done, I pull the plug, and poof...no bucket to store. I was squeezing out the mop before using it on the floor, and one of the red plastic pieces (see photo) kept detaching. It wasn't easy to pop it back on, either. I also struggled to get the mop head to lie flat on the floor and wasn't quite sure in which direction it was supposed to bend. Finally, I wish the mopping surface was more "scrubby"--had more texture to scrub with. The red mop surface is quite soft, which can be a good thing if you're mopping wood or laminate, but for the kitchen I'd like something with a bit more teeth.All in all, though, this is the best mop I've used in a long time, and I'm happily keeping it. If Oxo makes improvements, I'll be buying a new mop head or maybe even a whole new mop from them.

I purchased this mop to wash my basement & garage floors which are a bit rough. It worked perfectly!

Me llegó en muy mal estado! Por lo que lo devolví.

It has been quite some time since I purchased a down to earth old-fashioned, hands-on mop. One that actually uses water. I have been using the Swiffer for years now, always feeling just too old for all the scrubbing, waterbucket filling, carrying and eventually having a very 'damp' mop hanging or leaning against the kitchen wall. And yes I am actually too old for this kind of nonsense, but the Swiffer just doesn't do all that good of a job on its own.My kitchen floor looks very 'used' after about a week or so of cooking, and sweeping, and swiffering left me dissatisfied. It just didn't look shiny and hygienic as my mother would have said. So in spite of my very old and aching back I had to consider that an old-fashioned mop was needed.And that's what I did. The reason I actually discontinued to use the old sponge mop years ago was because they were a lot of work, smelly and a problem to store, and then all the water carrying, and I somehow got old. But I had no idea that the old sponge mops had become a rarity on the market, no new-fangeled 2021 modern and hip model, nobody has invented something amazing and easy yet.Basically I had two choices, one that looked exactly like my old one, shudder the thought, and the OXO Bytterfly mop, oh and of course then there are the yarn-spaghetti kind of mops that come with a bucket on wheels, that gives me an even bigger shudder.I decided - wait, wait, wait for the drum roll - I choose the OXO Butterfly mop. Now, I wasn't sure if a sponge mope could really be washed in the washing machine as was promised, but I liked the way it folded in two - the sponge that is - and the way it looked (lol) and the promise of easy to use and hanging it off the floor, no puddle of dirty water to worry about, even if you don't plan to hang it up.Honestly the old stinky and brittle sponge mops promised much the same except you couldn't throw it in the washer, without the handle of course. (I haven't done that yet, I guess I'm chicken, I fear it may shred into little pieces and then I'd have to buy the old model).I won't be technical here, I am too old for that too, but I have used this mop three times now and I was so excited after the first use, because I had a really shiny hygienic floor now. Can you eat off of it, naw, and I wouldn't recommend it anyway. (Where did that gruesome saying come from anyway, who invented that, yuck). So anyhow, I was very happy with my clean floor, but the mop is not that easy to handle, I struggled with squeezing out sufficient water, which is actually really important. I just don't have that kind of strength, and really don't think that muscles should play such a large roll in cleaning a kitchen floor. And I didn't want water dripping on my beautiful kitchen floor after I was done, the one I worked so hard to get that beautiful. I figured that the difficulty was because of my age, and it has been ages since I used a mop like it and it was and still is rather new. But be aware that it is tight, and when I squeezed harder the plastic plates which are holding the sponge, and fold in the middle, came off the handle. Now it was even more difficult for me to snap the handle back into the loop designed for that. This happened several times. The reason for this misshap is pulling hard on the mechanics to squeeze out the water, but if you don't put some muscles on that then you have a very wet sponge. On my third use I tried I was being very cautious with t he handle pull to squeeze out as much water as possible, I used less force but did this a few times and you do get most of the water out of the sponge. But I feel that this is a failure in design and the science of this mop. One should not have to struggle so. I don't want to return the mop to Amazon for a refund, comes in a huge box, just too much trouble and stress. But I am not a happy camper.I do like the way it is made so the sponge doesn't touch the floor when you're done, it kind of sits on a little foot off the floor. I also like the sponge, it's bigger than the old mops and has a kind of fabric on the surface which seems to really help, especially with the waxing. The problem remains with the design. I understand that the way it is put together is so you can remove the songs. The mechanism for squeezing out the water is different, it actually folds the sponge in half, and I think this is a pretty good idea. If only the handle didnt pop off so easily and be so hard to snap back in.Oh, and It has a larger sponge which makes cleaning the floor easier I liked that it covers a larger area with each stroke.I still use the Swiffer for a quick cleaning, and intend on using the mop every month or so to keep the floor shiny and clean, because the swiffer is still not enough.

Me encanta este mop. No lo ocupo para trabajo pesado solo para dar una pasada ligera y mantener limpio el piso todo el dia.