PVA Ultra Super Absorbent Professional Double Roller Sponge Foam Mop and Extra Head

I love this mop, I had one over 20 years and it broke, I was lucky to find one again, as is not sold in stores. It is very easy to assemble and the head or sponge all you have to do is soaked for 30 minutes and it is ready to be used. I liked the light green color by instead this one is yellow and I already clean my floors.I love that it picks up all the dust the Swiffer leaves behind, there is no water on the floor and you can walk on the floor immediately when you are done all you have to do is rinse the mop on the faucet and is clean.

Perhaps a decent mop handle, but horrible sponge. I bought my first PVA mop at a state fair two decades ago and wouldn't use anything else. Since then I have had to replace it a few times. The last (Super PVA) handle wouldn't tighten at the adjustable ring and would continuous collapse--until the threads were shredded. So I bought this one. The handle appears to be okay, but the sponge was NOT a true PVA. It is very porous , flopped back-n-forth and left a good amount of water on the floor. After five minutes of frustration, I replaced the sponge with an old. real. PVA sponge and it performed as it should--solid stroke on the floor with little water remaining. Do NOT buy the sponge replacements; they are worthless.

It is amazing product. It absorbency is fantastic. The only thing that I didn’t like is the fragility of broomstick.

very easy too usetoo bad some parts are cheap plastic

I live this mop. It’s absorbent and cleans well. If there is such thing as a favorite mop this is it. This is the 4th mop with replacement heads I have purchased over the years and I will keep getting it when I need to replace it.

I really thought this was going to be a good mop. I have 2700 sq feet of tile that I have to mop regularly. I've been using those $10-15 sponge mops that we've all seen at the stores. But those mops are a hassle to change or put the heads back on.This mop is a total POS.1. The sponge mop head flops and isn't firm when wet. By design, it is nearly impossible to put downward pressure to get up spots and stains. It is totally ineffective on the pull back stroke. So you can't really do any fast scrubbing in a back and forth motion. You can get a little pressure in the forward stroke though. But it shouldn't be this difficult.2. Due to to it being so floppy, the ringer bars scrap the floor on the pull back stroke. Not a big deal on tile but if you have wood floors (I don't fortunately), there is a big potential to scratch the wood. So buyer beware of this.3. I even tried the 2nd mop head, thinking there might be something wrong with the one that was originally screwed on. Nope! Same problem.4. The wringer does a poor job of squeezing excess water out of the sponge mop head. I think I read this in other reviews too. It's true. But I could live with this, if the darn thing did its intended job.I do like the telescoping handle. It is a good idea and I wish other mops would utilize this.The screw-on design of this mop is OK. Not perfect but a heckuva lot better than the traditional sponge mop heads that have a slot that needs to be slid on (I hate those, as they are exasperating to install). The screw design on this mop is a little tricky but at least it can be done without injuring yourself, and it looks like this mop head won't keep falling off with 4 screws holding it. Of course, this is no benefit since the mop is not functional and there is no risk of using it enough to find out how well the 4 screw design holds up.Normally I don't write bad reviews, but I felt it necessary to warn others of its flaws. In my opinion it is a complete wast of money. Sending it back.For now I'm going back to the $10 mops (Libman, O'Cedar, Vileda, etc) and if the mop heads on those can stay on, you can at least effectively mop your floors.Why is so hard to find an effective mop, that does a good job, where mop head stays on and is built to last?

Despite the "telescoping" handle, this mop is still smaller than 5 feet. It is designed for people who are shorter. The mop head, which is beautifully absorbent, is screwed on with 4 screws...it took me about 10 minutes to get the mop head off, take the plastic off, and then get the mop head back on again. This is definitely not a quick change mop head. Lastly the most annoying thing is that the "handle" with the loop on the end is loose. It does NOT screw on so when I use this mop I keep taking the top off. I also have concerns about hanging this from a hook because the top with the loop is not terribly secure. This was not one of my better purchases, so I will be looking for a replacement soon. You might want to spend a little more to get something that is much better quality.

This is the only mop I will ever use from now on. It's a little pricey but it lasts for years and years. It doesn't leave water marks on the floor and it picks up debris as you mop so that you don't have to sweep before mopping.