O-Cedar ProMist MAX Microfiber Spray Mop, Red

I love this spray mop! So easy to use and does a great job cleaning my floors. I love that it has 2 sides and that you can use your own detergent rather than being forced to buy a specific brand. The best part of all is that there are no expensive single-use refill pads. The microfiber cover is washable (and you can buy extras).

I love this cedar mop I have plug-in mops floor steamers that were extremely expensive and they work great but honestly, the easiest one is the cedar mop. It does a good job. It’s fast and easy. I wish I could return all my expensive ones, they have chords you have to plug them in. It’s a process. This is my second cedar mop. The first one lasted me like eight years for 16 bucks. I’ll take it.

I love this mop and the pads are washable. They stand up better than the mop, sadly. I’ve bought 3 of these in the last 2 years. The latest one was April 2025 and it broke last month along w a leak. It’s not durable. BUT it’s a great mop while it lasts. I can’t find one I like better so I keep buying and after z6 months it breaks, I toss it, and buy another.

These mops are freaking great. Honestly for $20 (and sometimes less) you are getting a tool that is extremely beneficial to your cleaning game. O-Cedar’s refillable solution tank saves a ton of money as a little bleach or floor cleaner solution mixed with some water goes a loooooooooong way compared to buying a mop with premade solutions or disposable mop heads. It’s lightweight so easy to maneuver, the pump sprayer works excellent at dispersing solution, and overall material quality is about as good as it can be for $20. I use mine daily, several times actually, enough so I typically refill the solution bottle once every other day. A typical O-Cedar mop lasts me about a year before it bites the dust. I am on my third mop now in three years and I can tell you that these can take some constant abuse before degrading to an unusable point. Eventually the mop heads wear out at the Velcro, no longer staying on the mop because the Velcro’s ability to stick to itself wears out. The rod that connects the handle to the solution/bottom of the mop will eventually rust as solution gets into this connection area with regular use. Nothing you can do to prevent this, and if you tip the mop back so the mop head comes off the ground (like say you are going to change the mop head and you turn the mop upside down so the head is at a more comfortable height to remove the pad) a bit of rusty dirty solution will leak out onto the floor. That’s the solution that’s sitting inside this pocket where the rod connects to the sprayer. Design flaw, but not a deal breaker by any means. These two things happen 100% of the time with regular use. The last point of failure I experienced with one mop (I see this as a potential failure in general, not exclusive to me) is the connection points within the mop’s shaft can wear down and “pop” out of place, requiring duct tape to hold it together. This is due to the pressure of the internal plunger located inside the shaft that runs the length of the mop from the handle to the diaphragm, combined with the general pressure of being pushed, twisted, and turned, while cleaning. It wears out, again expected for a $20 tool that can take a ton of daily use for approximately a years time. Totally worth it, your wasting your time at this point if you are still reading this instead of just buying one for yourself.

There are few things I appreciate more than a wonderfully designed product. No batteries, refillable with any fluid, ergonomic and controllable spray trigger, and durable reusable pads. It even has a little clip-on measuring cup for diluting detergent. Good lookin' out, O-Cedar. The pads are easy to take on and off, can be flipped upside down, and have little loops for hanging dry. Sounds silly, but these small friendly features make a simple product a pleasure to use, and removes the pain points from the already burdensome task of cleaning. My only miniscule complaint is that it doesn't self-stand (but not sure any mop does, to be fair). Nimble and lightweight, it glides across the floor much more easily than Swiffer pads, which was a unexpected bonus. I wasted so long drilling holes in WetJet containers and refilling, dealing with leaks, dying batteries, and wasteful/expensive pads. I guess I'll let the Swiff live out the rest of the refill box by the litterbox, then it's getting chucked in a dumpster.

El producto llegó súper rápido y bien empacado. Facil de armar, facil de utilizar y facil de lavar. Todo es de excelente calidad. Sus respuestos más otra que pedí, me permitirá tenerlos por unos largos años. Cuando lo utilicé me di cuenta que a pesar que el área se veía limpia, al pasar el Mob este arrastraba toda la suciedad que este pegada en la superficie y tendrás que tener una escoba y recogedor para recoger la suciedad y luego lo podrás pasar sin necesidad que salga nada. Me gusta porque el dejo el suelo limpio y brilloso. Su recipiente para el limpiar te evita andar lavando y exprimir como los trapeadores convencionales. Excelente le doy 10/10

Fácil de armar y de limpiar.

The microfiber pad effectively captures dirt and grime, leaving my floors sparkling clean without streaks. The built-in spray mechanism is convenient and efficient, allowing me to control the amount of cleaning solution dispensed. Assembling the mop was quick and straightforward, and the durable construction assures me of its longevity.

Já conhecia pois minha filha tem há muito tempo! O produto é ótimo!

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