Works great with there fabric mop

Good buckets for mops

The wringer is more secure. As a result the bucket will last longer

I've had one of these buckets for 7 years and I love it! No sticking your hands in water and wringing it out ever again! I just purchased one as a Christmas gift for my 86 year old Grandmother and it was her favorite gift! No more bending over at all, no more getting nasty water in your hands, and mine is 7 years old and still perfect! It is very durable! Enthusiastic 5 stars!!!!!

I have been looking for this type of Quick-Wring bucket for quite sometime. It works excellent when wringing out a mop. The top has an area were you put your mop and twist the mop, it's really great not to have to wring the mop by hand. I am very happy I found this. Excellent product. It even has a cut out area to place the mop handle, you don't have to worry about it falling down and great for storage once you're done.

I love bucket especially the the wringer, i bought the mop O-cedear blue microfiber mop to use with it and was expecting it to not wrong out good and leave streaks on the floor,so I was happy and surprised how well it worked, I never had to touch the mop with my hands

Works perfectly with the self-wringing mop I purchased. Holds just enough mop solution to complete cleaning of all the floors. I like really clean floors so I boil water in the teapot to pour in the bucket to mop with. Not a problem the bucket handles the hot water and mop solution with no problem. I think the shape of the bucket keeps water from spilling when walking with it versus a round bucket.

As they say "You can't fool all the people all the time". The reason I bought this, is because it's so hard to find screw-on mopheads anymore, that since O'Cedar offers the latters, plus a compatibly roomy-enough wringer, that's why I needed to get this wringer/bucket as well (in order to accommodate the very-thick mopheads). Mind you, it's not as if I don't still own the ORIGINAL 1980s YELLOW O'CEDAR WRINGER. But the ultra-thick mopheads don't fit inside that anymore! So now I have the BUILT-TO-LAST -YELLOW- O'CEDAR WRINGER (1980s era. Plus this MUCH FLIMSIER GREY O'CEDAR WRINGER (which comes with bucket). When I wring the O'Cedar mophead in this grey-wringer, I see the GREY SPOKES SHIFT FLIMSILY (i.e. they press inward). By comparison, NOTHING SHIFTS IN THE ORIGINAL YELLOW O'Cedar wringer. You can wring to your heart's content, knowing that the yellow spokes remain sturdy.

I've used this to mop my floors several times and I'm just not seeing how everybody else loves this product. First of all, it doesn't do that great of a job of wringing out your mop. I used my old mop and thought that might be the problem. I bought a new mop, yet both mops remained too wet for the "mop up the soapy water phase" even after I pushed and twisted as hard and waited as long as was practical (and a little more). I also have a bad feeling that the ringer portion of my mop bucket won't be with me too much longer. To get the water out of the mop in a timely way you've gotta apply pressure, and I'm seeing where one of the slats in the wringer is starting to deform from the pressure, so if the wringer lasts me another six months I'll be surprised. I actually saw this coming, given the rather flimsy construction. I chose to trust in the O Cedar brand name. I'll think twice about doing that in the future.

It's small as can be and it's not the quick spin that you use your feet to push down on lever! It's a typical old fashioned small tiny mop bocket . Thin plastic and don't push hard it will break.see comparison in pictures with the spin mop vs this bucket