RubbermaidCommercial Products HYGEN Microfiber Quick-Connect Mop Frame 18 inch Silver for Janitorial/Professional/Industrial Cleaners for Heavy-Duty Floor Cleaning/Mopping/Dusting

Best mop I have used. The spray work great. The wide pad makes quick work. Love how the microfiber pad is machine washable. It’s Lightweight and can be stored away. Would recommend buying the Rubbermaid liquid caddy as well

Just like the original and way less expensive.

I bought 3 and these are the best mops to use for cleaning! You can dry mop or wet mop of course but the base makes it 100% more easier to get under beds, and around or under other furniture. They will stick to fabric if you're not careful when storing them but other then that great mops!

Amazing! No joke...This system is a must have. Personally, my days of wrestling with handles or littles dots to secure a handful of pads for a single clean are over. I also not longer need to break out the vacuums for every cleaning. FYI: I am only writing this out of genuine appreciation.lean are over. I also not longer need to break out the vacuums for every cleaning. FYI: I am only writing this out of genuine appreciation.You will need get the handle, pivot segment, and the pad/s. They will not add up to much more than a mop and a benefit in the long term because a failure in the chain of parts will be easy and cheap to replace (wont have to buy an all new item when a small piece of plastic breaks.At Home: It does its job to perfection on my many surfaces and applications, it saves time, money, and is environmentally friendly in comparison to other products that are of a similar concept. I carry a bucket with me and simply remove the soft fabric dust or mop pads from the Velcro base and wring it out as it as needed. I am not stuck with a scent or level of chemical I don't want/need (Do we always need a chemical soaked/dripping pad to mop up a little messy in the kitchen floor or to dusty hard wood floor in the entryway?)Shootout to Contractors: It is an ideal system for small jobs when a vac is over kill but you need to cleanup from drywall/mudding/sanding. You will still need your yellow wringer bucket for some big jobs but we all know 90% of the time it is over kill/makes the cleanup harder. The pad is easy to wring out so when you don't have a utility sink it will mean spreading the mess around (darn white residue. You won't be will not have to reapply the protective plastic to the floors each morning because wet dry vac (needed on another site) pulled it up. It will save work hours, the employees wont hate end of the day cleaning ..as much, and the collection of wet dry vacuums can end.

Unbelievable! I am in shock at the dirt these pads pick up. It’s like a magnetized sponge. Best system I’ve ever used.

I like disposable instead of having to regularly wash soiled microfiber mop pads , works well with all sorts of flat mop heads that have Velcro fastening

Our 1400 square foot condo has hardwood floors throughout and tiles in the bathrooms. I’m old school when it comes to cleaning floors. Give me a good ol’ mop bucket and big, stringy mop and I’d change out the water several times while cleaning to cut down on cleaning with dirty water. I remember when Swiffer first introduced the wet spray system. I was appalled because I didn’t think it did a good enough job as the mop bucket.Years ago I started with the traditional Rubbermaid commercial-grade yellow mop bucket on wheels along with their commercial-grade mop heads. But that system took too much space for storage. Then I moved to the O Cedar system, which is much smaller, but has its own flaws.The biggest challenge I’ve faced with traditional mop buckets is that our master bath has white textured floor tile, which is a nightmare to keep clean (we don’t wear outdoor shoes in there). I had to abandon the O Cedar system and get on my hands and knees because the O Cedar mop would get stuck on the tiles as I applied pressure to scrub the dirt.I needed something new that would save me time, reduce the aches and pain I had from scrubbing, and actually get my floor clean. And that’s when I discovered this little guy. It has changed my mind on the effectiveness of these spray systems over a traditional mop bucket. With this system I have found major benefits over the traditional mop bucket:1. I save a ton of time while mopping because I’m not switching out water.2. I don’t have aches and pains from cleaning the bathroom floor on my hands and knees.3. The floors dry much more quickly since they’re not as saturated.4. The floors are just as clean as they were with the mop bucket.While this system is great, there are some downsides for me:1. I’m 5’4”, and I find the handle to be a bit unwieldy. I wish the handle were adjustable so that I could make it slightly shorter, which would give me more leverage for scrubbing.2. It’s difficult to clean out the water reservoir. I use vinegar/water for the hardwood floors, and a heavy duty tile cleaner for the bathroom floors. When I’m changing out the waters, I have to flip the handle over the tub.3. It’s difficult to fill the water reservoir. This thing didn’t come with instructions, and I couldn’t find anything on Rubbermaid’s website. I couldn’t find a way to disconnect the water reservoir to fill it or empty it. Because the pole is so long, it can’t fit under my bathtub faucet, so I have to use the kitchen faucet by pulling the head out and filling it.4. I often overfill it. Because of the awkward way I have to fill the reservoir at the kitchen sink, it becomes difficult to see through the clear window to see how much water is in there.5. I don’t know what the reservoir is made of, and I’m concerned that over time the water won’t dry out and this will become full of mold.Despite the downsides, the upsides make this an attractive piece of equipment that will stay in my cleaning arsenal. I can only hope that it stands the test of time and will replace my old school methods permanently.

Rugged, durable, effective. I can't say enough good things about these mops