Commercial Double Mop Bucket Wringer Trolley with Trash Bag Holder

We at the shelter I manage love these mop buckets! We have found that this is a much needed item in terms of sanitation!

buckets too small to do any good!!

We have two of these at work and have been using them for two months. So far, the metal is not rusting, but considering we are within a five minute drive to the coast, we know it's going to happen eventually. If you don't live near salt water, then you'll have a longer time of it staying pretty. The open handle bar is removable and sometimes it is bumped and detaches itself. But that doesn't happen very often and it is too handy to remove it, at least for one of the mop stations. I keep it on there, because it holds small and 13 gallon trash bags with handles. The bottom shelf serves to hold a standing broom and dust pan set. I removed the bar handles, the wire basket and the bottom shelf from the other one because it wasn't needed and is in the way. The handle and wheels, make it easy to transport into another room. My back loves not having to bend over as often. The buckets are a thin flexible plastic with sturdy hard plastic handles. I don't think the buckets will last, if they are long separated from their stations, holding a lot of liquid, while being hauled around by hand for long periods. We keep one cart in tact, minus the wire basket, that we don't use and gets in the way. The wire baskets are very useful in holding scrubbing pads, that we use near the sink. So these are not wasted. We simplified the other cart, by easily removing the bottom tray, the handle bars and the wire basket. It is very accessible now. On the cart that we left almost in tact, one of the wheels came off and had to be tightened back on. I didn't put it together, so I don't know if that was an error on our part or the manufacturer. Our wringer is yellow, not that drab gray color. I am looking for one of these with the pretty primary colors, despite it not so durable design. The width is not as wide as the yellow, professional bucket with wringer we had. One other thing that many of us noticed, is that the bucket of soapy water is much dirtier than the water that has been wrung out. I suppose an ideal system would have three buckets--one for rinsing, one for soapy water, and one bucket for wringing. Using a thick cotton rag head with no seam at the bottom, with a c-shape clamp style mop, that you twist/turn to tighten with your whole hand, is more ideal than the other models I've used.