Libman Tornado Spin Mop System and 1 Refill, Mop and Bucket with Wringer Set for Hardwood Floor Cleaning, 2 Total Heads Included

I used to have an electric mop from Bissell, but that thing gave up the ghost after 16 years, so was looking for a new mop to clean my stupidly large kitchen. First tried the O-Cedar, but, after about 15 minutes I finally had enough and threw it in the trash because the pole was way too short and kept collapsing. Very frustrating and exhausting. Also I had concerns the foot pedal on the O-Cedar wouldn't last long - it seemed very flimsy. Gave the Libman a try, and while I still think the pole could be taller, it is significantly better than the O-Cedar and my floors come out clean and dry quickly. The best part is: it doesn't collapse while I'm washing the floor. There are two things though that drive me nuts: 1.The mophead is a pain to align onto the green frame. It takes a bit of practice and patience and you have to be careful not to force it in and break the frame. Once you get it on there, it's very secure, but, it can be very frustrating. 2. I wish there where wheels on the bucket, it would make it a lot easier to move around. Both of these things aren't worth knocking off a star; it's a great mop and I'm happy with my purchase.

Great quality product a whole lot easier than the O-Cedar. All I had to do is put the handle together and I was ready to mop the handle to the bucketis the full length of the unit very well-made works great extra mop head with it. I bought two of the oh cedars I never had good service. All they would tell me was that I couldn’t return it. And to do something about oiling or taking apart the foot pump.The pump for the foot pedal hardly ever worked. I always had trouble with the pump for spinning water out on both of them.I would never buy one again of the oh cedar. This one is a great buy. I’m happy.

I have had this mop awhile now, maybe a year? I love this mop. Its tough, it mops well, the bucket is nice, especially with the pour spout so I can do everything from the kitchen sink and not the tub (too much bending over).

I’ve been using the Libman Tornado Spin Mop System for my regular floor cleaning, and overall I really like it. The spin bucket works really well, makes wringing easy, and leaves my floors clean without soaking them. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and definitely makes mopping less of a chore. The only reason I’m giving this 4 stars instead of 5 is because the handle kept coming off from the mop head while I was using it. It wasn’t a deal breaker, but it did get a little annoying during cleaning. Other than that, everything works as expected, and I still think it’s a good value for the price. If Libman improves the handle connection, this would easily be a 5-star mop system. ✔️ Easy to use ✔️ Good spin wringer ✔️ Cleans floors well ❌ Handle connection could be better Would still recommend it! 🧼✨

I love to mop my apartment, and this system is a great buy—especially since I have two dogs and one of them is always having accidents. It makes cleanups quick and easy. Smart Wringer Design: The spin wringer is brilliant. Just lift the lever on the pole, gently push down, and the rotational force dries it out perfectly. Pet Messes: Handles dog accidents effortlessly and speeds up the whole chore. One Minor Suggestion: It would be absolutely perfect if they added a small drain plug on the bucket to make emptying the dirty water easier. Overall, a fantastic mop system for daily use

I am a cleaner and I was optimistic about this spin mop. I used the cello mop previously and was hoping the libman would be better…..BUT….it is NOT. FIRST AND FOREMOST, it is NOT USER friendly. I had to buy a second Libman because my sister broke the first one. The side lever which supposedly controls whether the mop extends and spins or stays in place for mopping is counter-intuitive and when positioned it is still difficult to know whether it is “set”. I bought a second libman mop and my cleaning lady broke it even after I showed her how to put the side lever when spinning vs when mopping. Although the bigger Libmancircular mop head covers more surface area than the basic cello mop has a separate section for dirty water. I do prefer the balance of the Libman, but who cares if the spinning feature is fragile and difficult to engage? The mechanics of the Libman are poor and the plastic lever is easily “forced” into breaking. Also, neither the Libman or the O’Cedar cello mop I wanted to love this mop, but I am back to my Cello because the two Libman’s broke easily when trying to adjust. No wonder they are on sale now. Beware

I love this spin mop. It's well made. Should last a very long time. Super easy spin mechanism is in the mop itself . Spins fast. Spins super easy. I would give it more stars if I could!

It’s easy to use and the mop head is light weight, but the spinner doesn’t spin out enough water, the mop absorbs a lot of water! I had to hand ring. I bought this so that I would not have to touch the mop. I don’t know how well the mop will wash, but before I used it, it was shedding. It does clean well on tile and linoleum, but I have not tried it on hardwood. Once I do, I will revisit and give another update. UPDATE: Because of the condition of the hardwood floor in this old apartment, the mop fibers sometimes folded under the plastic base that holds the mop head. The plastic can easily scratch the floor. It was more difficult to use on hardwood than on tile and linoleum. I watched a video to see if I was doing something wrong. I did get better at using the spin feature and will give it a “B.” But the extended mop handle sometimes slipped down to the lower position while I was mopping and applied too much pressure. In my first review, I mentioned that the mop fibers were shredding before I used the mop. The mop held together with no further shredding while mopping. But to clean, I decided to soak in detergent and peroxide and then rinse. I still rate it a three. But I love the mop bucket, not so much the mop itself.