Addis Superdry Mop in Graphite, Black, 1-Pack

Very hard to find a mop like this these days and it is great. Very good value for money, easy to use and easy to clean. Very pleased with it.

Well to start i was a bit skeptic from previous reviews however i thought throw my quids in and give it a try, now it did leave a tiny bit extra surface water than it should and i could say it doesn't fully wring the sponge out when you pull the handle, plus if you give it too much force you could possibly snap it. But in that being said its cheap, and for a communal hallway that has tiles it's very useful, having tiles with deep grouting i was thinking from previous reviews that the sponge would ripp apart in a matter of uses however it hasn't, it was quite useful and it absorbs the dirt up into the sponge too, i went over the communal hallway outside our flat a couple of times and well it done the job but didn't leave the place sparkling but that's just because it will require a ton more cleans before it gets to that level as the building cleaners haven't been bothering cleaning in a long time. so for a few quid you can do it yourself and after all its outside your home so you can't ignore it when you have to walkthrough the hallway daily

This simple, lightweight and pretty robust mop does its job very well. It squeezes dirty water out of the sponge well and has good absorbency for dirt on hard floors. I see that several people say it is not strong...I suppose you can break anything given sufficient force, but I found I could really squeeze the mop sponge head very hard without even a threatened break of the lever device. For the money quite amazing quality and performance.

I am very pleased with my mop which cleans my floor beautifully. It does not leave the floor dry, but what mop of this nature does? I have a Vileda mop that takes away most of the water and my floor dries in less than ten minutes. This is a very good product and I highly recommend it but if you want your floor to dry quickly, then I suggest that you buy a second mop that is designed to take of the small amount of water that will be left on your floor.

I did write a really good review about this mop. But it's actually more than useless . It will mop a small amount from floor if mop head dry. But if you try clean a floor it ends up soaking wet. The mop head squeezes together to get fluid out, but the sponge head does not release fluid no matter how hard you push handle down. You have to manually try to get the excess fluid say from cleaners and water out of sponge with your hands which is almost impossible and left my floors soaking wet . A death trap waiting to happen for a disabled person like me. Plus the sponge ripped on second use. I only have two small floor areas..I have even bought extra sponges I won't be using..if you need a floor to be safe. Don't buy. If you don't mind you floor becoming a skid patch and soaking wet. This is what you will get. I never write bad reviews but this is a one use only wonder. Once it has been wet once it . Well let's say not safe for older or disabled if you don't want a skating ting. Feel very strongly about this as I did slip.

As soon as the delivery arrived I was sceptical as it was just wrapped in a bit of corrugated cardboard. On checking the mop head is indeed Addis but it is no doubt a reject as the plastic wasn't stuck straight on the sponge and so the holes were misaligned . However I persevered and removed sponge packaging from mop handle. Mop handle does not have Addis logo in normal place (or anywhere else come to that). Handle is quite short and even as a short person myself I had to bend over quite a not. Handle and wringing action quite flimsy and, as other reviews state , does not wring out the water well. At the end of the day it is a cheap mop with mop head and it is functional but you are not getting the authentic product (just for the record I have bought several Addis mops in the past )

I like this mop. It's simple, does the job. As several people have remarked, it leaves your floor very wet. The way to avoid this is to give the sponge bit an additional squeeze with your hand as you do so with the lever. It suffers from the same design flaw all domestic mops suffer from, viz: the handle is too short. I'm a 5' 6" woman. If it's too short for me to use comfortably, exactly who are these things designed for? House elves? It certainly isn't men, is it.

Still using mop over a year later, with only one replacement head. Solid construction