JOYMOOP Easy Clean and Self-Squeezing Microfiber Flat Mop and Bucket System, Mops for Floor Cleaning and Wall Cleaner, Hardwood, Tile, Laminate, Vinyl Floors, Smooth Walls, and Glass Windows

Get the XL size version for sure! This mop is perfect for my home use. It's strong enough to handle occasional weekly use, but comes apart if you need to break it down and stow it away. The pads are built well and easy to put on/take off. The best part is the separate tanks so you can put clean water on one side, dirty mop water on the other then dump it all out when you're done. I like the design, even with the offset handle, you realize that's the right position to place it in once it's filled with water. This keeps it from tipping and spilling. Easy to clean when you're done, just rinse it off outside or in the tub. I like the color as well. It's like a sage green that is not too feminine or masculine, its a neutral color that looks nice in our laundry room.

One of the best floor cleaning systems I have ever used. As a senior citizen I appreciate a product that is lightweight enough for me to handle even filled with cleaning solution. This product definitely lives up to its claims of ease and efficiency

This mop &bucjet is tremendous. I will never go back to a traditional mopping, I’m using it on LVP flooring and it is perfect. The product seems well-made. I doubt I’m going to have any problems with durability the three pads it comes with. Seems like it’s gonna be enough. The pads are washable. This is just an excellent product.

I like this mop so much, I've gotten an additional one for my parents and had several of my clients that I clean for get it also.I love the fact that you can throw the pad in the wash after use! You can use a dry pad as a dust mop/dry "Swiffer." You can use it to Scrub walls or dry dust walls.The bucket size is good for portability and fits in smaller spaces for storage.The materials used to make the mop, pads, and bucket seem to be of decent quality. The only issue I have had so far, even with heavy use, has been when my son didn't get the tabs hooked in correctly. That can tear up the mop pad and, if forced, break your "wringer" on the bucket.Finally, I like that I can "wring" it down to just damp mop level, almost dry. Not all flooring or things I use it on can handle very much moisture.Two things I don't like:1. Price - although the price has started to come down from when I first became interested in this kind of mop. However, I really feel that $20 - $30 would be a much more reasonable price. At the time of writing this review, price is still at or over $45, even on sale or with a coupon.2. I would like a wider head as an additional option. Maybe even as a trade out head.

My husband bought this for me for mothers day. I love it so much, it's light weight, and so much easier than other mops. I was stuck on using my spin mop, but this one rings out the water better. Which comes in handy for my floor to dry quicker being a toddler mom.

I absolutely love this product, I was looking for something that would make washing walls easy. But, its a great for mopping or as a dry mop for my wood floors. I started off with the 12 inch mop head not realizing it also came in a 15 Inch. I liked it so much that I purchased the 15 inch as well, so now I own 2. Just be sure the mop is wet when you run it through the wet and dry slots, I didn’t have any issues with wringing out the mop pad to the right moisture level I needed for the job. The long handle makes washing ceilings a breeze.

I bought this to aid in the deep cleanup after a fire. I needed to clean the ceilings and walls, and this beat the heck out of climbing up and down a ladder every two swipes to rinse a rag. I had a real cheap Dollar Tree version of the flat mop I was using, and it was good, except the mop head was small and not very thick, so it was good for one swipe, then had to be rinsed out to remove the soot. So, I saw this and thought it was a FANTASTIC alternative and ordered one right away.All seemed well, until I went to use it. On a dry run, I tested the two slots, to be sure I would be able to stay on the ladder to rinse and squeegee dry. What a time saver!I dipped into the clean water tank, and it took a few tries to get it in the slot in the right. When it did go in, it was easy. I pulled it back out and commenced with the ceiling. BEAUTIFUL! It worked very nicely for me. Then I went to rinse it, jabbing it up and down a few times, inserted in the squeegee dry slot and pulled back out.I would have been utterly ecstatic, if not for the simple fact that the tank is not deep enough to rinse the entire mop, nor is the dry side deep enough to squeegee the entire mop. It is about an inch too shallow. The mop comes out mostly clean and read to go again, except for that inch or so at the top side. All the sludge and soot IO just cleaned is still there, unable to squeeze it out or rinse with clean water in the tank. That might be easily remedied if one could just turn the head the opposite way and dip again. That is not possible, as the head has a strong magnet that is made to lock the swiveling head in place for the rinse and dry. It only locks one way, and if you try to fit it in the slots the other way, it won't fit. I also found myself fighting the magnetic lock when using it overhead, as it tended to snap into the lock position when I didn't want it to.I don't know how such a major flaw got past R&D, when logic would tell them the tank HAS to be deeper than the length of the mop! The amazing squeegee takes out almost ALL the dirty water, allowing you to dip into the clean tank and emerge with a very clean reloaded mop. But only once. Since it is already not quite deep enough to submerge the whole mop, it also becomes less and less accommodating as you use the soapy water with each new reload.I would have loved to give this 5 stars, but right now, I wasted my money. It would be great for light cleaning, but nothing about my needs entails light duty anything.

The extended handle provides more reach and less hip twist. The wash and rinse of the bucket is compartmentalized thus with fresh water, carrying is a bit lopsided. Overall, it's a good tool.