U.P.C. Pureatic TM Economy Hands-Free Squeeze Microfiber Flat Spin System 360° Flexible Head Mop with Bucket, 2 Super-Absorbent Pads, 59.8'' SS Stick (White, 33 X 12 cm)

I bought this because of the endless reviews of this product across all platforms, showing condition after usage of 4 months to a year. Don't know whether they were true or paid but this didn't worked for me even for six months. The first pad worked for only a month and then started tearing apart from the edges, so I started used the second one very lightly and carefully but the same happened after a period of 4 months. Also after sometime it started leaving it's own fiber residue behind while mopping. So overall might be a boon for the reviewers but for me it's not lasting enough in comparison to the spin mops available.

The idea of the product to create an easy-to-use mop is certainly has all right intentions behind it. However, where its let down is the design and build quality to some extent. Here is my feedback after use after use of a week -* The bucket appears to be sturdy enough and compact to stow under the wash basins.* However, the bucket handle is in such a place that you cannot carry it with water as it is off center and you will certainly some/most of the water.* There are grooves at the top of the container in which water is stored (to scrub the microfiber cloth). When you try to dip and remove the mop, the edges of the microfiber cloth gets stuck to these pretty often.* As a result of the above, cloth in my case has slightly ripped open at one of the edge and I need to be extra careful.* The slot where the back of the mop slides in while drenching it in water is slightly small (smaller than the one where you squeeze and dry it out). So the back of the mop, always gets stuck in the slot when pulling out. And considering it is plastic-on-plastic contact, it will chip away pieces in the mop or around the plastic area near the slot in the bucket itself.* The mop though micro-fiber, doesn't do a good job of collecting the dust. But by mopping, you are just pushing it away. As a someone pointed on in an earlier review, you would need a vacuum cleaned floor to make an effective use of this.* The mop has a large surface which is good for cleaning. Also introduce a lot of friction while mopping. So you would need to put in some effort.My suggestion would be to skip this and stick with a round mop head with bucket from Scotch Brite. I have one, but my mop head has issues and I am unable to find replacement. If I am able to, I would gladly switch back it.

I have been using circular mop since a long time. I must say this consumes very less water and is super easy to clean as it does not retain dirt inside the cloth, since it uses microfiber cloth. It does not retain dirt unlike spin mop.Dexterity: spin mop after a month or two does not work well, either the spinning does not work or the rod fails. Since this mop does not require have many mechanics it may survive longer.Usability: it has comber and excess water removal. Effectively cleaning the mop side by side.Down side: after 3 weeks of usage the only issue I see is that the microfiber edges gets torn up and threading came out. Sometimes those threading issues do not allow you to properly insert the mop in the bucket. People may have to change the microfiber cloth every one or one and a half month.

I have been using this mop for sometime now. It is quite easy to use and is also useful in cleaning the edges. One thing I did not like is that the hinge where the mop is connected to the handle. It looks delicate, should have been metal to last long but is a plastic. Don't know if it would last long.

Whenever you try to dry it you have to place it precisely and the design is a little bit not ergonomic.

Very good

Very light and easy to use. Can be kept in any corner of the house as it take hardly any space , much better than the usual spin mop..

Likeit .