*NEW O-Cedar EasyWring RinseClean Spin Mop & Bucket System - Unboxing, Review, Setup, How To, Review
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O-Cedar EasyWring RinseClean 2 Tank Spin Mop & Bucket System - Unboxing, Review, Setup, How To use, Review
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Thank you for choosing O-Cedar!
Thank you for making such a great product!
@@JamesFixIt We are thrilled that it is making life easier! Happy Cleaning!
Is Vileda the same company and can I expect this mop bucket in Poland?
THANK YOU!! I have to admit, I don't know how to mop. Every video I watched, they only showed dipping it in the solution, wringing it out, and then mopping. I didn't know what you did after you mopped the dirty floor. I was getting so aggravated trying to find a video that shows THE WHOLE PROCESS.
You did it and explained it while you were doing it! So after you mop the dirty floor, you wring it out again and THEN dip it in the cleaning solution. THANK YOU!!!
Thank you for the great feedback and glad the video was helpful! 🙏🏽
Thank you. Great job in explaining how to use the O-Cedar mop. You were very thorough. I’m ready to open my box and start mopping!!
Glad it was helpful and thank you for your comment! It is really a great product and my entire family loves using it!
@@JamesFixItThis really helped me, other videos didn't clearly demonstrate and explain where to put the mop after it was dirty. 😅 Thanks!
Excellent video! Very informative without going off on weird tangents!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I like the way you explain everything. Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much 🙏🏽
You're welcome.
Great job with this video! I'm off to buy that mop now! Thanks!
Glad I could help!
@@JamesFixIt It arrives on Monday! 🙂 Thanks again!
Thanks! About to use mine for the first time and this helped. Have a great day! 😊
You need to close the clean water valve after filling the clean side, otherwise you will contaminate the entire clean water with the dirty mop.
Good idea! 👍🏽
That’s what confused me!
It only makes sense to release fresh clean water each time you rewet the mop head.
I wish I had found this BEFORE I tried using my mop. I'm sure I will improve now.
Yes, it is a bit complex at first, but becomes second nature after a couple tries. Hope it works out for you!
Bro this really was helpful 😂 I swear
I love it! Just got one! Thanks for the how to!
That's great, and yes my family and I all love using it!
Great job displaying this product.
Thank you!
Excellent presentation 👏 😊
Thank you!
I think you only fill the one clean compartment with enough water to wet the mop, spin, mop area. Then fill clean compartment with some water, soak mop, then spin. (that will rinse out mop more so than just spinning directly after mopping). You could then fill clean compartment with a little water again to clean area, or use to soak mop and spin to rinse mop again.
I don’t know if that makes sense, it’s like an extra step where, after mopping, you use just enough clean water to soak dirty mop. When you spin more dirt should be expelled with the additional water. If you repeat that step it seems you could get mop pretty clean before using on floor. Otherwise it would make sense to get the older version that is just the bucket and the spinner.
I haven’t used this mop but was interested because I like the idea of clean water being separated. However, I have found no video that instructs you to use mop with steps I’ve suggested.
Great video. Thank you so much.
Thank you and you’re welcome! 🙏🏽
James fix it love how you do your demonstration about O cedar it’s awesome I watched others on CZcams channel do there explanation O Cedar and they not good but I am reading a lot of negative comments O Cedar and I not sure I want to buy it but the way you explain how to use O cedar I will give you the best and I will about it later in month from about buying O Cedar thanks for sharing 😊 7:23
My family and I really enjoy using this mop, and we have noticed how much cleaner our water stays during mopping the entire floor. Not sure why it gets such a poor response, but it really does work well. Thanks 🙏🏽!
Thank you
You're welcome!
How to pour a water from the bucket?
It’s as simple as pouring the dirty water out from the bucket spout. If you’re referring to the clean water, you can empty it from the top fill port. 👍🏽
I like this system but the clean water tank is very small and when you introduce the mop into the water it could spill if you are not careful. I could tell that you put very little water in the tank because only then will it not spill. for me it is not enough water. In any case, I appreciate the information and the great demonstration that you gave us.
Appreciate the feedback! Our flooring must not be very large, because even using a full tank for our floors, we still have leftover clean water solution to spare for the upstairs.
Can you remove the blue Lid to Empty and Clean the “clean water “ tank? I haven’t figured out how to yet. It’s a pain to empty water out the the “clean water Tank”
No, unfortunately, as it seems to be glued together. I have run into the same issue when I use too much water for the flooring size.
Looks like it is a lot of trouble with the dual chambers. Why not use the old model and put a bucket or small waste basket in the empty side of old version and keep water separate? Seems like it would be easier dumping out used water too and not as heavy and cumbersome.
The blue lid, how do you remove it easily to clean inside?
it just lifts off
I just bought one, and I have these little rubber inserts that are coming out of either the mop itself or the agitator. Have you run into this problem? I wish I could take a picture and send to you. I just bought it yesterday from Home Depot and maybe falling apart!
Hello! Hmm, no I have not experienced that problem, and I don’t believe the agitator has any rubber in the mechanism. I will try and look tonight and let you know what I see!
@@JamesFixIt No worries James! They are little rubber stoppers (if you call them that) that go below the bucket, so as not to move when you pedal the agitator, so the bucket won't slide around the floor. Mine, I guess just came off. I studied that contraption for days tying to figure where those rubber do dats came from. Thanks for the reply. But they shouldn't have come off that way!
it came off of the bottom of the bucket in one of the corners, it will slip right back in
Where can I get a new actuator that works for my ocedar.
I would contact O Cedar directly for a replacement. 1.800.543.8105
Doesn’t look like it holds a lot of water. Would have to refill over for other rooms ? That’s more work. Correct ?
It holds a decent amount, not as much as the standard bucket, but I am able to mop my kitchen, living room, dining room, and family room in one go 👌🏽
I wish there could be one more improvement on how to rinse off the mop head in between floor passes. What if there is a very dirty floor? All we can do is do the spinning motion before dunking it into the clean water... but the mop head isn't entirely clean at this point, so we are smearing and spreading dirt/gunk around when we place it onto the floor again. Do you know what I mean?
i thought the same thing.
Good point! While spinning directly after mopping does help pull some dirt, it isn’t perfect and I hope there’s some improvements in the future.
I was thinking the same thing. It's still dirty water.
Mine cane with a 3 piece handle they mustve changed it
Interesting…how is it? I have read comments about people having issues with this handle design, but mine has been ok, luckily.
How do you dry.the floor aftrr mopping do u use new dry mop?
I bought this product and tried it. But I prefer the old O-Cedar. Once you wring out the clean water and mop the floor there is no water left to wring into the dirty water, so one ends up contaminating the clean water anyway. Plus the mop head (red plastic part) is smaller than the old one and it does work well when applying pressure to scrub off extra dirty places. It flops over and is a PITA.
I have not used the original version, but I have heard about the reduced mop size; kind of unfortunate, as this is their premium version.
I started to wring out less of the clean water before mopping, which helps to accumulate more dirt, keeping the mop head heavier, and then allows you to spin out more dirt and water after.
This mop bucket is very frustrating. The spin basket is way smaller than the original spin mop from O'Cedar. I found myself having to force the mop into the spinner with my hand before spinning it. You can even see in this video how the mop doesn't spin easily because the entire mop head doesn't easily fit in the spinner. I ordered a mop called Tovar's Easy Cleaning instead. It has a split mop bucket design.
how r u?-how great done-have a good day,)
I am doing great! Thank you and hope u are doing well!
I hate that thing needs my foot to work, I prefer the ones that don't need the foot.
I call it free exercise :D, but I have seen hands/foot-free options out there. I might have to try something new soon!
Very disappointed in the product. I used it three times, and now I can't get the handle to unlock or lock or expand to full length. Surprisingly crappy product and construction.
Sorry to hear! I’d recommend contacting ocedar to send a replacement, since it is still under warranty.
I don't have a receipt, and I paid cash. But thanks anyway.
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So confused
Am I missing something? The water is clean only ONCE. The minute you introduce the dirty mop into the water, it is then dirty. This is NO different than the regular one. Think about it. It's the same thing. The water still gets dirty. This is just a gimmick.
After mopping, the spin action will expel most of the dirty water into the lower chamber, before dipping it into the clean chamber. Not 100%, but it does significantly help to keep your water clean vs dipping into the exact same dirty water.
The clean water tank never gets contaminated. The red tab allows clean water to enter the small chamber which you can dip the mop head into that, wring it out, then you can allow more clean water to go into the small chamber and dip again. This will help remove dirt as much as possible.
I think you only fill the one clean compartment with enough water to wet the mop, spin, mop area. Then fill clean compartment with some water, soak mop, then spin. (that will rinse out mop more so than just spinning directly after mopping). You could then fill clean compartment with a little water again to clean area, or use to soak mop and spin to rinse mop again.
I don’t know if that makes sense, it’s like an extra step where, after mopping, you use just enough clean water to soak dirty mop. When you spin more dirt should be expelled with the additional water. If you repeat that step it seems you could get mop pretty clean before using on floor. Otherwise it would make sense to get the older version that is just the bucket and the spinner.
I haven’t used this mop but was interested because I like the idea of clean water being separated. However, I have found no video that instructs you to use mop with steps I’ve suggested.
@@ashleykennedy2136 Yes but even though you spin all the moisture out, a lot of the dirt is still on the mop.