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O-Cedar EasyWring Spin Mop Review

Hands-free spin mop that wrings clean water from the mop head.

Illustration of the O-Cedar EasyWring Spin Mop

The O-Cedar EasyWring Spin Mop pairs a microfiber head with a foot-operated spin wringer in a splash-guard bucket, so you wring with your foot while your hands stay clean. It's the single biggest upgrade most homes get for daily floor cleaning.

This assessment is research-based from manufacturer information and owner feedback; our team has not lab-tested this product.

Anyone whose mopping routine is a bucket, a squeeze and wrinkled hands — kitchens, bathrooms and all-hard-floor homes. A fantastic first or only mop.

Key features we assessed

  • Foot-pedal spin wrings water from the head
  • Bucket keeps dirts in a separate rinse chamber
  • Microfiber head angle-reaches under cabinets
  • No-touch hands during wringing
  • Replacement heads available

Strengths

Wringing-free mopping with clean hands is a genuine quality-of-life gain, and the spin bucket actually keeps a lot of soil in the rinse water rather than redistributing it.

Cheap, simple and near-universally replaceable parts.

Weaknesses

It's still manual mopping — a machine scrubs deeper; the bucket is bulkier to store than a flat mop.

Value

At its price, the best return of any single mop upgrade in the catalogue.

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The bottom line

The mop every hard-floor household should own — clean hands, real wringing, and a price that makes it an instant default.

Frequently asked questions

Does the spin mop really stop hands touching water?

Yes — the foot pedal spins and wrings the head for you; only the dry handle touches your hands.

What floors is it for?

Sealed hard floors typical for mops; avoid unsealed wood.

Are heads replaceable?

Yes, refill microfiber heads are widely available.

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