I tried buying the “rumored?” rotating mop on Amazon. It’s not bad, but… hmm…

9 June 2023

This is it… I think I’ve seen a video about this before (*´ω｀*)
Is this an evolved version?

It doesn’t just use centrifugal force to wring out water
• Dirty water is separated to the outside
• The brush is constantly cleaned with fresh water

Really? Let me try it.

Let me say this upfront.
The instructions are insufficient. What’s this? It doesn’t wring out water with centrifugal force?
I finally figured it out toward the end.

I think the instructions should be a video.

Pour clean water in the middle.
This water will clean the mop.

When you rotate this green part
the pump effect causes fresh water to gush out from the hole on the right image.

As the mop rotates
water gushes out and the brush scrubs it clean.

Of course, 100% separation is impossible.
Dirt still accumulates in the clean water tank.

You might need a separate mop for really dirty areas.
Since it’s basically for indoor use, you shouldn’t push it too hard.
*By the way, I used it outside…

You can drain through the drain, but it doesn’t work well.
Even if dirt accumulates, it won’t flow out due to the shape.

I think it’s faster to just flip it over and wash it.

Basically it’s a 3-piece screw-together structure, so assembly is simple.

Now for how to use it.
Stick it into the bucket tip!
Release the green lock to free it
and pull the pipe up.

When you push down from above
the mop rotates and descends.

At this point it feels like it’s wetting and cleaning.
At first, no matter what I did, the mop would get soaking wet.

Even reading the instructions didn’t make sense here.

Push down while it’s rotating, then lift slightly.
That’s when it becomes free and wrings out the water.

It can’t wring out more than necessary.
Don’t expect too much.

I used it outside because crow droppings were so dirty (；∀；)
It’s this type that uses velcro to fix it.

Well, hmm…
It’s not bad, but I don’t think you really need this… that’s the feeling.

If you use it indoors on hardwood floors…
I thought, but isn’t Quickle Wiper Wet good enough?

Well, what am I doing… that’s the feeling.