QuickieAutomatic 9-Inch Head Roller Mop with Hand Squeeze Feature 54 Inch Length for Home/Bathroom/Kitchen/Tile/Hardwood/House Floors/ Alloy Steel

I had my old Quickie sponge mop for 15 years and was dishearten to find very few operate that way anymore. So, I took a chance and ordered the new Quickie squeeze sponge mop and it works great! Wouldn't go back to the old method anymore.

This mop is better than the old-fashioned mops that have long strings. It's much more lightweight and easier to get into corners and behind things. Especially in the bathroom. Plus, I like the way it has a built in squeeze function to squeeze out excess and dirty water.

This mop works okay. I prefer a cellulose type sponge rather than this polyester (or whatever "celluene" is). The "cellulene" type sponges just don't absorb water very well. The mop structure seems sturdy and the squeeze feature works well. The "scrubber" patch is not designed well and it will not stay attached to the mop. I finally had to tie it on with fishing line! We'll see if that keeps it on. Also, for anyone who wants to use the scrubber, it only touches the floor when you put the mop on squeeze mode.

My old mop head was worn out and I couldn't find a replacement, so I purchased this quickie mop. I was a little concerned about the durability of the foam mop head but my concerns were unfounded. The mop is easy to use, works well, and the head is more durable than expected.

I like this mop, but I wish it still had the scrubber attachment on it.

This mop is replacing an older model for which I can no longer get refills. The mop is great. But the box it was packaged in was far too large for it. As a consequence, there was some crush damage. I am not returning it because I was able to replace the damaged part withone salvaged from the old mop. Amazon does not seem to have a quick and easy to way just complain but not actually request a newone or a refund. So I am writing a review instead.

First off, the "patented scrubber strip" doesn't stick to the area where it goes. That blew away somewhere while I was fooling around with trying to connect the sponge. One of the "wing nuts" had no threading inside. I tried to rig it in place with some tape. As you can see, as soon as I immersed it in some water - that didn't hold. So - I made sure nobody was down below and chucked it off my balcony. It landed sponge end up in some bushes. A few hours later, I looked out and a large crow was sitting on the sponge head and taking a dump. I believe that is a newly discovered application for this product.

Works very well… I use it to mop a kennel building…the only thing I don’t like is the roller tab that holds the roller in that squeezes the water out of the foam tends to break over time…