Different color and also type of sponge but replacement of OEM-Yellow sponge fits. No problem , I've replaced the plastic wing nuts with metal nuts from when mop was brand new, plastic didn't hold up. no problem with metal. Very happy to get replacement that fits. I did like the "yellow type of sponge better" but after 2 years it needs to be replaced. Thanks

Beware, if you own an older Quickie Mop handle (10 yrs or older) these will not fit. They've evidently changed the design for attachment and they cannot be secured to these older handles. Since many report the newer design handle is very hard to use (wringer feature) I decided to go with a different maker altogether. Too bad, since I really liked the quality and performance of the old one.

Very easy to take off the old one and replace with the new one. I thought it was well made just like the original one that came with the mop when I first bought it. It does come with new plastic screws.

We occasionally need to clean off the steel bases of a large number of dining tables in a cafeteria we maintain. The bases are large, round simple discs the single-leg tables set on. They're smooth and painted, with no depressions or holes, so they simply need washing off with a towel or sponge. We use a Quickie brand squeeze mop so that we don't need to be down on our knees (there are a lot of tables). The mop we have originally came with a true sponge-type mop head (not a sea-sponge natural sponge, but with the same type of holes, etc.). It always did an excellent job of the work. When time for a replacement it was quickly found that our model of Quickie mop did not take a readily available mop head, so we had to track it down online. That's fine, but the only ones we found that fit our mop were these. The attachment studs match the original mop perfectly, but Quickie has changed the type of sponge material. It is now more "plastic-y" feeling, and it has very tiny holes throughout (almost like a cosmetic makeup type of sponge). It doesn't "scrub" like the original sponge material, and it doesn't retain liquid as the original did. It gets the job done, but just doesn't clean as well and feels like it takes more downward force on the mop handle to do the work. The picture used for the mop head looks like the original, but what arrives in the order is not what is being shown. Could there have been that much difference in the cost of manufacture that Quickie "had" to make this change? I doubt it; besides these mop heads are not cheap. If you want to keep on using your Quickie squeeze mop, this seems to be the only game in town. It is such a cliche, but "They don't make them like they used to!"

This "microban" sponge does not absorb water at all. Buy "supercell" sponge instead. It's too bad that Amazon does not carry it.