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Green Direct Spin Mop Honest Review

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Today we have a new mop to try out. It is the spin mop by Green Direct.

I've taken it out of the box already so here's the box that it came in. Let's see what it comes with. There is obviously the bucket, it's got 2 nice wheels on it and extra long extendable handle 2 floor mop heads and one for windows.

It's actually more than a mop, it is a cleaning system. The mop is said to work on a variety of surfaces such as hardwood, ceramic tile, wood and concrete. There is a lot of hardwood and tile here so let me go get some water and then you can get some cleaning fluid. That is a great feature I've never seen on of these that has the cleaning fluid bottle.

Ok, so we've got water in the bucket and we're going to start with just plain water and we put cleaning fluid in the dispenser. Put the mop in the water and what did you just do there? Undid the lock ok you undo the lock on the handle and then press up and down a few times. Now, I like the fact that with a spin mop that you can get the mop pretty dry cause that is actually a problem with a lot of mops. They are just so wet which can be dangerous and you relock the handle to the desired length afterwards.

The extendable handle is a great feature That is a problem with some mops for tall people. I want to get it nice and dry, well damp I should say - well not soaking wet lock the handle and adjust with your foot. I like the fact that it an get up into the corners with this.

I've been using various mops. I use one of those sponge mops that you pull the handle back - that doesn't ever get dry enough and leaves the floor too wet.

Green Direct Spin Mop is very easy to use. Try moving this with the handle nice big wheels. How is that? Pretty easy? Yes, that is a nice feature because buckets with water get very heavy and I like not having to get my hands wet.

Here's what I like, this swivel handle get all the way under here in hard to reach places I mentioned that I've been using a swiffer and a sponge mop and this mop head seems to cover a larger area.

Please comment if you liked my honest Green Direct Spin Mop review.

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