This is the best built mop I have found. The heads are securely held and remain in place. The sponge mop heads do not last but since they are a direct fit with O-Cedar power scrub heads it is easy to replace them. The mop profile is small enough to fit under beds which is a plus.

The quality of the mop is very high.It feels well built and designed very well.The sponge is not very good,it holds up well but it is not absorbent it just kind of spreads the liquid around.They should offer a mop head with a standard nitrocellulose mop head.I had a rubbermaid mop that was a copy of this mop and it was even more expensive but it was a piece of junk.They did a horrible job copying the cassabela mop,it does not squeeze well and the mop head falls off constantly.It was not a usable mop but it did have a good mop head.Very absorbent and wicked up the mesh very well.Would like that mop head on this mop then it would be a perfect mop.After owning the Rubbermaid Commercial Cellulose Sponge Mop (FG643500BRNZ) it is a complete joy to use the cassabella mop.This mop just has a very precise high quality feel to it.The head never falls off and it squeezes the mop head very well,the rollers are rigid and dont flex the the Rubbermaid does.

Seriously, you know you're old when a simple mop can send you into a rapture. For years--decades--I've struggled to find a simple, sturdy sponge mop that does more than move around the dirt on my floors. This mop saved me from going back to scrubbing the floors on my hands and knees with an old towel, something I dread doing now that I'm over 70. So I just used it for the first time (therefore cannot speak to durability), but let's start with the packaging and assembly. Right out of the box, I noticed NO PLASTIC covering, just two pieces that take a second to insert, a cardboard covering over the mop head, and no instructions needed. This baby is the Lexus of sponge mops, okay? I love the way you can squeeze it practically dry or anywhere in between drippy and dry. I know it picked up the dirt because the water was dirty by the time I finished the kitchen and two bathrooms in less time than it would take me to sweep the floors. If you're tired of gimmicks and things that break or need endless refills, invest thirty bucks in this mop and forget about all the other spin mops and electric gizmos that are out there. All you need is this mop, a bucket, and a cleaner of your choice (mine is Pine Sol). No aching back, no irritating bells and whistles: just a mop that cleans your floors. Seriously, people, I could do an infomercial on this sensible, no-fuss product.

A little hard to put on, but great

Easy to use