As Seen On TV Insta Mop

Pros: spinner works well. I like the design of the mop. Cons: the buckets are too small. They should have a way to remove some of the clean water from the mop, other than with my hands, before putting it on the floor. It's just too much water for hardwood floors. I can only use the clean water 4 times before having to put more water in the bucket. I think that the little rubber plug to empty the dirty water will eventually start leaking.

The instamop makes a short job a long job. The whole process is unnecessarily complex. The spinning bucket is too small for the mop so the mop has to carefully aimed into the bucket or else water flys around. The mop fibres to not hold dirt like the old fashioned grey string mops. Insta mop just moves dirt to another location. The green hop head does not allow mop to get into tight corners so now my grandchildren have to come and clean the corners.In short USELESS.

This is by far the best mop that I have used in a long time! The fact that the buckets separate and can stack in each other is such a space saver! The mop head is extremely multipurpose -walls, baseboards, and floors! Does it all! The wringing works like a charm too! I can't wait for the replacement heads to hit stores cause I'll be stocking up :)

I did a lot of research into the many different spin mops on the market, and found that this one is by far the best. I love how the buckets stack when not in use which saves a lot of space. The soap dispenser is a really great idea too. The mop itself works great and picks up a lot of dirt, and the spin feature gets the mop as dry or wet as I need it to be depending on how dirty the floor is and my hands never get wet!

Cons: The handle screws together from 3 parts. Some of the inner screw threads are plastic, so there's real concern about how long the handle will stay in one piece and how hard you can scrub. The handle threads being plastic is very stupid. If I had known that, I wouldn't have bought the mop. When spinning the mop in the bucket, the bottom 1/3 of the handle shakes a lot, it's wobbly for sure. The head of the mop can get locked at an angle after scrubbing the floor. Then putting it in the bucket, on the cone at the bottom of the bucket, the mop head won't fit on. So using your hand to free up the mop head so it's straight again is a bit annoying. No replacement mop heads available yet. Come on! Pros: The spinning of the mop is very good at removing water from the mop head. I have hardwood floors and I don't like too much water on the floor and this mop is very good at keeping the mop head damp and not soaked. There are 2 buckets that are attached by two clips, so when you have a dirty mop, you spin it dry in one of the buckets and then plunge the now clean-ish mop head in the clean soapy water. Just make sure you use both handles for picking up the bucket[s], if not you can pull one bucket up and leave the other one there. I imagine if you used just the one handle of one bucket that was full of water, the 2 little fingers that hold the buckets together would snap. Machine washable mop head. Final note: If some metal was used instead of some plastic this would be a 6,457,232 stars out of 5. Cheap plastic to screw a mop together? Come on! Two thin fingers of plastic to hold wto heavy buckets together? Come on!