Rubbermaid 1863896 WaveBrake 35 QT Side-Press Bucket and Wringer, Black

I bought it for my mom It came well protected and box, very big box. My mom would complain of how time consuming and strenuous it was to mop and clean mop, cry the mop and mop again. So i purchase this for her. I have a feeling i could of found somewhere else cheaper but it would be time consuming and round up to a similar amount its very sturdy, hold a lot of clean water on one side and has a removable bucket for dirty water, moves very efficiently and has a grape or holder for the mop while sitting in the clean water side which is cool so the mop handle/stick wont be falling to the sides< that a plus> . She get her work done much faster and I also use it sometimes. I would recommend this product I just feel like the wringer doesn't remove enough water from the mop, you have to put enough force to remove just enough water to where it almost just a moist mop I feel like its a little unsteady when remove water from wringer compare to the one i have at my job. Not a bad mop and wringer

I have two aging dogs now that prefer to use part of the basement as their toilet, and have had geriatric cats ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ and dogs V●ᴥ●V in the past as well. Having to repeatedly sanitize the area was so frustrating. But no more. This unit has the wringer, the dirty water bucket and the main wheeled bucket. It's tall enough so that my back doesn't hurt when I wring. The dirty water stays separate from the clean. Because there is an internal bucket with its own handle, dumping the dirty water is easy -- simply remove the wringer, lift out the grey bucket and dump. No need to hoist the big wheeled thing into the sink to drain. The wringer is extremely sturdy and effective. After mopping and draining the dirty water, I rinse my microfiber rags in the sink, chuck in the wringer for a good squeeze, and they air dry in no time, ready for duty the next day. I should have invested in this decades ago.

Works as advertised.

Smooth wheels, doesn't splash, and love the dirty water bucket. The black color is unobtrusive if customers poke around the back of the restaurant. Only complaint (minor) is that the mop stick rest is on the side, not in the middle, making it harder but not impossible to push the unit through doors. I'm hoping it will last as long as our last Rubbermaid mop bucket, which survived 8 years.

I have used other variants of this mop bucket. I was intrigued when I saw the drop in bucket feature to catch the water after being pressed from the mop. I have found that this feature is not helpful for me, as although the bucket catches all the pressed/dirty water from my mop, I now have to empty the bucket more frequently and thus fill the other side up at the same rate. This does help with big messes, but for cleaning a relatively unsoiled floor it seems to add steps that one doesn't wish to take in the monotonousness task of cleaning..