RinseWise Large Gen 1 Mop Bucket Set, Clean/Dirty Water Separation,8 Heads

So I bought this mop in June of 2025 and I use it multiple times a week and I love it. Ive used multiple types of mopping systems and this is by far my absolute favorite. Its September 2026 and it is still going strong. The 3 complaints I have 1 the wheels on mine are small and it doesn't go 360 it won't even go over uneven tile and grout but I see they have fixed that already with putting casters on it and not tiny wheels anymore. 2 after over a year of use the plastic piece that swivels the head is wearing down so it doesn't stand well anymore 3 the knob you turn to dain the water on the rinse side doesn't work anymore it's stuck closed but that just recently happened. Other then that its absolutely amazing. The floors are so clean and I don't need to refill it. With that being said as soon as this one doesn't work anymore I will be reordering a new one! Ive never wanted it to happen so fast because I want the upgrade but I won't get rid of something that is still working correctly.

I usually don’t write reviews. No news is usually good news, however I have been overwhelmed with trusting reviews. I have heard of company paying for good reviews ect. Which has left me not trusting any good reviews. I will say this off the bat. I am not paid or even asked to leave a review for this mop. I had been bombarded with ads about the new oceader easy ring mop. Which is similar to this mop on separating the clean and Dirty water which sounded it fabulous. I have just moved into a 2800 square food three level home and the traditional mop was killer. I spent weeks researching every mop and I became more and more frustrated the more I researched. Looking into a sturdy bucket and mop. Do I want a foot pedal or a spin mop handle? Do I want plastic or mental ? So many choices. The reason I decided against the o cedar after researching was the complaints of capacity and I like the boil down Water and there no way to get boiling hot waiter into that tiny hole. Now I know you want to hear about this mop system. For one is it much bigger bucket, it does have wheels ….. so it makes it easy to move around and even carrying it when I need to this bad. The mop is amazing for laying nearly flat to get under dressers, bed, ect. I love the stand up feature where the mop will stand up on his own. Some reviews say it’s hard to to use. I can agree and disagree. Anything new can be complicated. Remember your first smart phone how you felt ? Now you grab it and do what needs to be done like it 2nd nature. Same for this mop. They also send a QR code with several videos on how to set it up all the features ect. Only thing I was unsure about was the metro I didn’t want it to rust, but I always rinse with clean water and pat dry after use. I’ve had it 3 weeks. I mop once a week using a swifter in between. I have a high traffic house of 7 people with 4 sons !! Needle to say it can get dirty. The only thing I could say to friend getting this mop. Is make sure your mop head stings are all in the bucket before spinning cause one out can hit your buttons and turn off to on or vice versa. 2nd always check the plugs on each side before filling up I’ve had a spill or two which is 100% my fault for leaving them open. Pros great capacity Keeps clean water separate Keeps hot water hot longer since it not exposed to the air Easy to spin Super long handle for hard to each places Moves around easy Mop stands up on its own Company has great informative videos Big large buckets make it easy to pot hot water into Cons There is a learning curve Mop stings of left out can turn the buttons on and off. Overall it’s a great mop I couldn’t be happier this mop makes me excited for mop day …. Did I really say that ? Sure did !

I really like this mop system, it’s unique and has an added feature I think most people can appreciate. I know I do. What makes this mop system different than most others is that it has 4 “tanks”, but really it’s 2 tanks (one for clean water, the other for dirty water) and 2 additional “chambers” that slip inside the 2 main tanks. One of the chambers is a wringer/spinner that spins out all the water from the mop head (like you see with most of these newer mop systems) and it is also used to pump clean water into the other chamber when you turn the valve ON. The second chamber is what I call the “cleaning chamber” and this is the feature I really like about this mop system that others don’t have. This chamber can hold water and when you put the mop head into it, you spin it and as it spins, the strands beat against the ribbed walls and helps clean it. If the water gets dirty, you can turn its valve on and the water will drain. Your mop head doesn’t go into the main clean water tank or the main dirty water tank. It keeps the mop head separate from both. And a neat thing about this is that you don’t even have to use it if you don’t want to. You can lift this chamber out and spin the mop head into the main dirty water tank (yeah, it sounds gross, but that’s how original/traditional mops work) and still use the wringer/spinner to spin it dry. I've seen some comments that said this mop system seems too complicated or hard to use. It's really not. They're just not used to seeing something new like this. Once you look at it, fill it up with water and use it, you'll realize it's a simple design. It's a mop system that actually allows you to clean the mop head rather than just dunking it in dirty water, or spinning it dry and calling it "clean" lol. Go check out some videos people made online and keep what I said in mind. Also seen a comment where someone said that they couldn't get the mop inside the chamber to get it wet. All you need to do is place it inside, allow the head to absorb some water, then move the mop out and back in, letting other parts of the mop to get wet. It takes only a couple of seconds. Yes, you need to understand a tiny bit of physics to get this going (just teasing) And another comment I seen was about the hidden wheels. They said that the mop only moves forward and back, not side to side. That's not really a problem. Yes, the wheels are designed to move forward and back, but you'll be using this on hard floor where it won't be a problem for that, but it could be a problem if you're pushing it onto carpet. If so, it still wouldn't be much of a big deal as some may have you believe. The wheels are "hidden" which means it's recessed which makes the bottom of the mop buck real close to the ground. If you have shaggy carpet you might have some difficulty maneuvering it, but for most people this wouldn't be a problem at all. It's a nice mop system and I've had it for 10 days now. I used it 4 times and I love it :) The pole/handle feels solid and comfortable. It's not skinny and short like those spin mops with flat mop heads. I hope my comment was helpful in your decision to get (or not get) this cool mop system. Take care!

Pros: 1. Good mop heads & sturdy pole. Nice material, absorbant, thick, and washable. Love that there are extras! 2. Love the 4 chambers. I appreciate knowing that my mop never has to touch dirty water and neither do my hands. I have never liked the thought of pushing a dirty water mop around on my floor and then calling my floor clean. I used to mop my floors 2x's so that I felt that they were clean enough and I drug around 2 buckets, one for clean water one for dirty rinse water. I have eliminated the need to do that. I feel like I get the best clean this way, I can also see and feel the difference on my bare feet. 3. I can use whatever solution I want in my clean water. This means that I can do floors, walls, cabinets, and I do believe that I can use this tool to wash my car! Plus enough mop heads to keep them separate. 4. Rollers! I am grateful for the rollers on this bucket. That was the one deciding factor between this mop system and the O'Cedar rinse & spin mop. I hate lugging the heavy bucket. I have severe carpal tunnel and arthritis in my hands, I do not have a secure grip and I drop stuff all of the time. 5. I don't have to wring the mop, my hands are not strong enough to wring the mop out dry enough for laminate floors. Cons: 1. I wish it held more water. It may just be me but I like to rinse it with clean water then put it in the dehydration tank, then put it back in clean water again before I use it on the floor. I go through the water fairly quickly. Then I have to stop, drain the dirty water, refill with clean water & solution before I can continue. I think it should hold 4-5 gallons of water. I have 2,000sq ft of moppable space. I am used to 2 5gallon buckets. With 5 gallons I can pretty much mop half my house before stopping to dump and refill. It would be heavier but make one large capacity available for people like me who are accustomed to large capacity, have a lot of moppable Sq feet, and don't mind the weight. As long as we have wheels it's no big deal. As it stands I have to refill this bucket 4-5 times to complete my mopping job. 2. This is NOT by any means, Hands free. Notice I said above that I don't have to get my hands in dirty water, or use my hands to physically wring out the mop. No I don't do those things, however, you better be prepared for a hand and arm workout with this system. You have to grip and push this pole down to create the spinning "wringing" action in this system. It does cause me some pain and tenderness after 2,000sq ft of mopping. I have carpal tunnel and arthritis in my hands. This is a workout for them. I have found that to fill the clean water chamber I must pump that pole roughly 10-12 times each time I rinse/wring out the mop. You don't realize just how much that is until you do it. I mean 500sq ft or less of moppable space would be one thing, but 2,000sq ft is something wholly different. I had to stop and rest my hands several times. So, be prepared. 3. There is a learning curve with this system and it takes a minute to get the hang of it. Watch the provided videos as they are very helpful. There are just many steps to remember. Where to fill, which knob does what, remembering to turn the spinning on or off on the pole, remembering to swivel the head, opening the valve to drain away any dirt water in the rinse tank. Overall, I like the system, not upset that I purchased it. I believe it is a good system at its base. I just feel that it could do with some upgrades. A bigger capacity, and a foot operated spin. These are just my personal opinions, not advising you one way or the other. It is a good system for its purpose and a good price point. I do hope that they will make some upgrades in the near future.

With 4 dogs and a lot of rain, I was finding it challenging to keep my floors clean...and a lot of times, I didn't. I was using a self wringing type mop and 2 buckets. It was a chore. Honestly, I ordered this out of desperation. Who spends 60 bucks on a mop? Well, I did and don't regret it. Before I got it, I watched all of the youtube videos so I had an understanding of how it worked. While there is a lot of "offing and oning", the finished look of my floors was worth it. I thought it was the cleaner I was using leaving the streaks and dullness, but now realize it was mopping with dirty water. Even using the 2 bucket system, I was still leaving a lot of dirt behind. I have an 1860 sq. ft. home and did run out of water before finishing, but as this has a larger capacity than the competitor, I'm sure I would have had to refill the other brand more than once. I learned not to add clean water without dumping the dirty water, lol. The dirty water tank gets too full. I will say, having both sides full, the bucket becomes heavy, but not unmanageable. After I was done, I just took out the two tanks (Empty the rinse tank before setting it aside or water will leak out), put the bucket in the laundry sink and pulled the drain plugs. It was easy to dry out with paper towels and you're all set for next time. I have no complaints with the mop or its adjustability. I just had to remind myself not to try and mop with it in the upright position. I will admit you have to stop a sec and remind yourself to lock or unlock the mop and open or shut the tank adjustments. I'm sure this will become automatic the more I use the system. And did I mention it's easy to fill (no running water into a hole) and it has wheels? I really didn't think I'd like this as much as I do, but I'm so pleased with the way my floors look, I'd never go back. Can't say this system is perfect, but it's close.

So i admit i dont mop super often by hand BUT I had big hopes for this mop. A couple things ive noticed. 1) the water is gone in like one mop. I like that it kicks dirty water out but it needs to hold enough clean water to mop more than one swab. 2) i like that the handle is long that other mops but I dont like that it doesnt have a 360degree rotating head. I dont like having to make sure its facing a certian way for it to push to the angle needed to mop and its sort of hard to get the mop head back straight to the position to ring it out in the spin part. I had to stop and use my foot to hold it every single time. I know those seem minor but when you have a lot of floor they make a big difference. I do like that it came with so many mop heads and that it seems to absorb well but im not sure if buy it again.

It’s a good idea in general to separate clean and dirty mop water, but this unit is not very thought-through to execute it, not a customer friendly. Instructions are quite pointless, recommended by the seller videos - also no better, only give you false impression about this bucket system.. I bought it inspired by positive reviews, but actually the negative or somewhat negative reviews here on Amazon are the most realistic ones. I kept it, because I bought it on sale to use until I find something better than this. Mop head on the attached picture is after one wash/use, not very durable. Spinning feature splashes water all the way around bucket. Lock/unlock buttons are flimsy, don’t work well. If you have a choice, don’t buy.

First the build quality of this item is very good compared to the o'cedar spin mop. I was in the market for another mop when the handle of the o'cedar I had just broke in half. The mop itself is very sturdy and the length is long, which is good for a gal who is 5'8". If you detest moping with dirty water, this is the mop for you. If you want something fast, get a spray mop, but sooner or later you will have to actually clean the floor. There are two valves on the top and I had to watch the video twice and label the valves with a sharpie - one empties the clean reservoir that has become dirty, and one lets the mop spin pump water into the clean reservoir. The design is actually genius. My only complaint is you have to bend over to switch the mop handle into the spin mode, where o'cedar is just a foot pedal. At my age you notice these things. They thought of everything down to the indentation in front of the drain valve to get all the water and dirt out when you are done - to the stainless steel dirty water spin chamber. The carrying handle fits together nicely and the wheels roll it around without being seen. All in all if you want granular control over how you are mopping your floor, this invention can do it for you. The value right now is excellent since it is cheaper than a mass produced, and bean counter stripped o'cedar mop.

Especially best mop for those with frequent messes on the floor that need a quick swipe several times per day. -coffee spillers -pets -kids -shoe traffic (mud) -etc. I was able to put it together and figure it out with just the videos here on Amazon. It took a little bit but it was worth the time. I no longer have to burn my hands rinsing a mop clean with super hot water because I have more floors to wash and the mop too dirty to move on. I no longer have to clean out the entire sink several times per day after a quick swipe with the mop. I no longer have to rest a wet mop in the tub. If I have to do a quick swipe but don't have time to wash out the mop, I no longer come back later having to deal with a stinky mop head. I read through the issues people were having re: pole not straightening or bending easily, pole not locking, spin mechanism requiring a lot of effort, floor scratching, mop tendrils not getting corners clearn, etc. I have had none of those issues as of yet.

I love this mop! Highly recommended. Very innovative.

This mop made my house spotless. Its color and material are very good. I was very satisfied with the 10 spare cloths. The only downside is that it takes a long time to open and close the valves.

This is VERY expensive but it works so well that it is worth the price. I put the scan code on the side of my bucket in case I forget any of the steps. Uses way less water and the floor dries super quick. I was skeptical, but I am glad that I took the chance.

Pleasantly surprised with how well it cleaned and how easy it is once you understand how it works. Great design. On first use, the only thing I was confused with was where to rinse the dirty mop but it's in the metal side. Only confusing because in one video it wets the mop to begin. Also, yes the water when spinning on metal side, it is strong enough to clean the mop head well. Woot woot! I would say the only small issue was the carrying handles and how they are made. There were 2 insert edges on them but only needs one so that was confusing. (Maybe zoom in when adding to existing video). Written instructions would be a bonus in combination with video. I'm very pleased with the purchase and you get a lot of extra mop heads so you'll be set for the life of the bucket. Well done. Watch the most current video a few times and pause as you go when actually using it the first time to make sure you get it. Would recommend!