79358 Commercial Mop Bucket with Side Press Wringer, 26 Quart, 14.75"L x 12.95"W x 19.95"H, Yellow

It goes together very easily, the wheels need a bit of force to go in, so I used a hammer without issue. The quality appears to be very good, nothing feels flimsy. I haven’t used it yet, but if I have any issues I’ll come back to update my review. I bought this for household use, not too big & not too small, looks like it will work perfectly!

Last one broke inside after a few weeks. This one is much more durable

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I can see this lasting some time at home. I would not recommend for professional use though The plastic in the ringer is soft. It bends easy were the professional rubermade made ones and stuff like that is rigid and he can really get a good squeeze on what you’re trying to ring out that I feel if you put too much pressure on, it’s just gonna breake if the mop head isn’t centered like you try to twist it then ring it again. You gotta get exactly in the center up and then it bends however I don’t see any damage, but I don’t suspect it lasting with any type of constant abuse. The wheels were a pain to install. I just used a hammer.

Very please with this product it is save me a lot of extra working effort to having a hand ring it out and the price was good well worth the money paid I'm happy I think it will last a long time it seems to be very durable and easy to use

I must have been spoiled with my last mop and bucket. This one is cheaply made. Bad design!! As soon as you dip your mop and put it into the strainer it squirts all over the floor from the back side. The position of the strainer is horrible. It leans backward. There is no water break inside so if you move too fast the water sprays. When picking the bucket up to dump it out the balance of the bucket is awkward. And Lao the strainer is hard to put on and remove. I would not buy this item again! I do not recommend. It’s garbage. I’m going to Home Depot to see what they have for mop buckets.

I like the width. It fits down the aisle of my school bus. The ringer is very sturdy and strong. There are no instructions on how to attach the casters. I suggest putting the inserts into the bottom of the bucket first then turn the bucket upside down pour hot water into the inserts. Add a little bit of dishwasher liquid to the stem of the caster and then push them into the inserts. Use a screwdriver and a hammer to bang the casters all the way down. Be careful not to break the actual yellow bucket.

it's a little cheap, a little wobbly, a little smaller than you're expecting.. but you're getting what you paid for.. if you wanted a quality one you'd get rubbermaid and pay twice as much. This'll get the job done for the price