SqueezeEze - The Only No Bucket Mop Wringing Solution

Worked but wish it had thumb screws to keep it tight on pail.

This wringer is a pretty nice idea. You can use it directly in the kitchen sink, although I was personally unable to use it with my bathroom sinks or bathtub. I do use it on the edge of the bucket, but it's pretty precarious that way and I have to stabilize it with my foot.You can see in the images where I drilled two holes toward the top of each drainage ditch. I was encountering standing water at the top of the mop while using the wringer, and this little mod did the trick.The wringer is well sized to work with this highly-rated microfiber mop:  Microfiber Mop Refill . I used these together with a typical mop handle I had on hand and some Dr. Bronner's Peppermint soap and hot water. I was able to rinse the mop in clean water and wring it out at the sink, then absorb some soapy water in the bucket and move the wringer over to the bucket to wring it out again. I minimized the transfer of dirt into the clean water this way.

The idea is great but it was just too small. Those wringer buckets you can buy (twist type) would be just as economical. This is not very economical considering all the extras (mop + heads) you need to buy. And the poking hole in the ceiling thing is a great risk in mobile homes. I,m saving up for a good old fashioned big mop and squeeze bucket - janitor size. It's one of those luxuries that will pay off in overall happiness. This cost cutting device will disappoint if that's what you really need.

its a piece of crap

Great idea. Didn't need to drill holes for drainage as previous reviewer stated. Water does pool a little at the top but if you twist as instructed it's gone almost instantly. So nice to get rid of other bucket/wringing contraptions. This is one small, sturdy piece that will be in my kitchen for years to come.

It's a good idea, but you need to have an extremely narrow area to attach it to. If the counters around your sink are too thick, or your bucket is too flimsy, you're just out of luck. We gave ours to a thrift shop after being frustrated by it for about a year in two separate apartments.

Received the SqueezeEze and was impressed with the construction right off the bat. It's very sturdy, no bending or flexing while wringing the mop. I'm using a standard deck/rope mop. It's a quick, fairly easy way to get a clean, drip-free mop after every rinse. The removable spacer was needed for a secure fit on my sink divider. I have hardwood floors and use a Mrs. Meyers all purpose cleaner in a spray bottle. Overall, nothing to complain about.

Didn't fit over my kitchen sink, no big deal it'seems for the slop sink in the basement. However my real mop did not fit, so I now use it do drain large sponges.