Invader 54" Wood Wet Mop Handle, Natural, for Professional/Industrial Floor Cleaning, Compatible with 1" Headband Mops for House/Offices/Commercial Environments

I use these are the fire station to mop every shift and have done so for a few years. These work great so I decided to buy one for the house. I got tired of buying those crappy ones from the grocery store that essentially just has a sponge on the end and you have to keep replacing at $10-$20 a pop. These hold up well and you just replace the actual mop head whenever it gets worn out. Its a way better investment and does a better job in my opinion.I have all tile in my house so this gets a lot of use.

This was easy to swap to. wood feels sturdy. Its been outside in the Arizona heat for about 30 days and its holding up fine. The plastic one i had before gave us splinters. This one i still smooth. Great price too.

Timely. As listed. Simple easy!

I am happy with this. Watching the item I see that the price has been fluctuating pretty widely recently, and I think the $17 I paid was a bit much, but it is a solid mop handle and I like the functionality it has. I'm using it at home. I really like the idea of being able to put my mop heads in the laundry, and this one holds the mop heads that have large paths, so it is faster to use. It would be nice if it came with some instructions- I see this a lot with industrial products - they just arrive with no instructions and just a model number you have to try to figure out what works with what on your own. I am using this product with Rubbermaid Commercial 1924812 Maximizer Mop Head, Microfiber Blend, Large, Blue which I received via the Amazon Vine program. Any mop head that is made like that should work. To use this one, unscrew the screw so that the gripper is wide open, then unhook the side of the mop. The mop head will go over that bar, then the screw screws down on top of it to hold it very tightly. The wood on my handle is a light color, but it is thick and very well attached. It's good quality and looks like it will last a very long time. It's long enough for tall people. I was also using it with a clean mop to clean my shower/bath with. It did a good job with that too, and I appreciate not having to bend and scrub. For floors it works well and has a good reach, but most importantly to me, the mop heads are very easy to change out so they can be laundered.

It works okay, but it's shorter than what you guys advertised.

Its a mop handle. It holds the mop head securely and it didn't break when I used it. Sort of about all you can ask. It is pretty sturdy plastic and appears well made. I guess time will tell. If I was in a commercial setting I might not get this, although it might be just as good as the metal head handles and it won't corrode. Additionally changing out the mop head (I remove mine every time to dry), is a breeze. If I break this thing it will probably because I abused it.

I have used this mop handle for years in the animal industry. It holds up well, has a good weight to it, and WON'T BREAK!!! I now use it at home too. The mop heads wash and dry and when used with a Rubbermaid wave break they make housework a breeze. It is perfect as long as you keep a few details in mind. 1. The side lever will pop open if the mop isn't properly fitted to the handle. This is easily remedied by placing the center woven area of the mop on the handle so that it is even and then turn the round wheel to the tightest position the side lever should fit snugly. Use often so the oils from your hands treat the wood so it won't get old, dry out and get splinters (keeping it out of the sun helps too). Happy Cleaning!

They have removed the traditional screw tops for two rivets through the wood and plastic. This wouldn't be so bad however the plastic attachment piece has about a 1/4 of an inch play on both sides. It is not sturdy at all. I give it two uses before it breaks. Buy a different type this is junk.